As I walked in to the old change room that most likely haven’t been cleaned since… well ever judging by with the amount of dirt and leaves on the floor. I could hear their laughter and feel their judgement. I walked over to my best friend Mikayla trying to ignore them. Mikayla and I are the only aboriginal girls on the soccer team. None of the other girls talk to Mikayla that much, probably because she is tall and muscular unlike me. However we are really good friend. The rest of the girls on the soccer team are just stuck up brats and get what they want when they want. The leader of their little army is Eilie a stuck up princess with rich parents and a bad attitude, Mikayla thinks the only reason she is one the team is because her parents are bribing the coach.
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I needed to escape. Then Mikayla grabbed my hand because she could see I was upset and angry. Mikayla turned around and walked right up to Eilie’s face.
“You have no right talking about something you know nothing about.” said Mikayla
“Ummm, can you please get your disgusting face away from mine.” said Eilie
“She is not worth it Mikayla, let’s go” I said
“Eilie honey we have to go your mum is waiting for us at home” said Eilie’s dad shouting it from across the car park, which wasn’t really a car park it was just a patch of dirt with some tree branches used as outlines. As we are getting in the car, coach walks over and starts talking to my dad. He had a very worried look on his face.
“Ummm I don’t know how to say this sir but… there has been a few complaints from some of the parents” said coach.
“Well hurry up and say it, I gotta meet people!” said dad “They are concerned about their child’s safety when you show up to practise drunk” said coach
“Who, who said that who said it!” shouted dad
“The parents” muttered coach
Dad stormed off towards Eilie’s car and grabbed her dad by his shirt and pushed him down to the ground and started punching him over and over
I needed to escape. Then Mikayla grabbed my hand because she could see I was upset and angry. Mikayla turned around and walked right up to Eilie’s face.
“You have no right talking about something you know nothing about.” said Mikayla
“Ummm, can you please get your disgusting face away from mine.” said Eilie
“She is not worth it Mikayla, let’s go” I said
“Eilie honey we have to go your mum is waiting for us at home” said Eilie’s dad shouting it from across the car park, which wasn’t really a car park it was just a patch of dirt with some tree branches used as outlines. As we are getting in the car, coach walks over and starts talking to my dad. He had a very worried look on his face.
“Ummm I don’t know how to say this sir but… there has been a few complaints from some of the parents” said coach.
“Well hurry up and say it, I gotta meet people!” said dad “They are concerned about their child’s safety when you show up to practise drunk” said coach
“Who, who said that who said it!” shouted dad
“The parents” muttered coach
Dad stormed off towards Eilie’s car and grabbed her dad by his shirt and pushed him down to the ground and started punching him over and over