It was September and that meant school was right around the corner for me. I have lived a very stressful and dysfunctional life for the past months with all the moving and problems going on in my life. My parents got divorced before school ended so that meant I had to move away with my mom, but what I didn’t know was that I had to move not just from house but from state. Georgia was a nice, calm and safe place to be, but moving 2,500 miles had to be a joke. California always seemed like a super fun place to live in but …show more content…
I was scared, worried that everything would go wrong. But I had to have faith, hope, and maybe then everything would turn out ok. We left early because I didn’t know where any of my classes were and I didn’t want to be late. The high school I was going to is called Oak Park high school, it looked good and my mom wanted good. I didn’t really care as long as I got new friends and my mom was happy. My mom dropped me off in the front of the school so I at least looked like a normal kind,but really i wasn’t. I got in the everyone,everyone was staring at me like there was nobody else to stare at except for me. It was embarrassing, very. But I had to deal with it, and it was only the first …show more content…
The ground was shaking really bad this time, it was horrendous. After a couple seconds I grabbed the only bike that was left and used it to try to reach my mom's building. While I was riding the bike all I saw were people screaming and in tears. There were so many thoughts in my head throughout this moment, but I kept going no matter what I saw. When I got there it was gone………. there was nothing , and I mean nothing left. Everything was gone, all the buildings in that area had fallen and everything around it was gone. I stood there for seconds, minutes. I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know where to go, I thought to myself “ I lost all I had, my mom, she’s gone,forever”. After standing there I told myself I had to do something, look for her, find her. I got up as close as I could to the building so that I could start looking when I heard a noise. It was the ambulance. “ Help, Help” I screamed hoping that someone would come and help me. But instead I got told to go home. Go home to