Ryenne Make Your Wish

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Ryenne thought she was really ugly and she was not at all popular. She always spent a lot of time putting makeup on before school. She would always try to hide her face from everyone. She hated it and wanted to quit school. Sometimes she wished she could just be a flaming hot model.

It happened last month. Ryenne is a sophomore in high school at Akron-Westfield High School. With her ugly looks and being chubby, no one ever noticed her. As she walked down the halls, everyone looked at her as if she had a clown’s face. That night at home before bed, she turned on her tv and was watching her favorite show on Netflix . The show was called “Make Your Wish”. It was about a girl that wanted to be smart, she got to meet a genie that would

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