She Lost All Hope Short Story

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hort story is "She Lost All Hope," it is about a thirteen-year-old girl who was bullied from her classmates. She was bullied so much, it had gotten to be too much for her to handled so she went to her parents for help. Her parents went to the school board and was assured they would take care of it. Nevertheless, the bullying did not stop, it prevailed. But then she was found on the floor in the bathroom by one of the students, She had used a pencil to puncture a vein and she lost so much blood she passed out. She was hospitalized for a couple of days before she gained consciousness. Some of the girls became her friend, but others kept on bullying her. In fact, it had gotten so bad her parents sent her to Florida, for a month. After,

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