Lakefront Highschool Narrative

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This is my very last day at Lakefront highschool before I move to Mountain View High and I could not be regretting it more. My dad got a new job in Missouri and we have to move there. The thought just rushed to my brain, I have to leave my very best friend behind that I’ve known since pre-school. Right as I walked into school I gave her the biggest hug I have ever given someone. It made mine and her face turn red as I wrapped my arms around her and squeezed her to the point she couldn’t breath. I finally let go of her and we both sighed a sigh of relief. Then suddenly I started to burst out crying the ugliest cry I could. This was the last time I am going to see her in a long time and I don’t know what I would do without her. We talk about guy problems together, we cry together, laugh together and do …show more content…
Elias’s class. She had me stand in the back of the class while she figured out where to sit me, she sat me next to Adam Bryce. This is the guy that every girl wanted to date and every guy wants to be, he is quarterback for the football team and dating, of course, Alexa Macias. As I sat next to him, my heart started pounding out of my chest and I would feel my palms getting sweaty. We exchanged our names and started class. Today is volleyball tryouts! After school I have to go in the locker room and get ready, I am so excited! I have been practicing all day and night for this and I feel that I am finally ready to get the spot on this team. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that Mountain View has won the regional state championship 5 years in a row! Finally, it’s the end of 8th period and I can finally go to tryouts. I walk into the locker room and there I see standing there is Alexa Macias and her two other little minions that follow her around and do everything that she asks. We both stand there with a blank stare at each other while we wait for someone to say

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