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Personal Narrative: Skylar Evans

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Having a boyfriend that rejects you sucks. When it all became too much for Skylar Evans, she moves to Los Angeles to live with her aunt. She had an almost perfect life; a sweet, caring boyfriend, good grades, and rarely any arguments with her aunt. That is, until after her high school graduation. She returns to Cincinnati, Ohio for college, where she crosses paths with her opressor, Chris. Will she ever forgive him for hurting her, or will the hatred they have for each other stay in the future.
I walked down the corridor to my next class, math. I've always loved math. I love the fact that math is an everyday priority, so I need to learn as much as I can as soon as possible. As I sat into my chair in a middle row, my so-called-boyfriend, Chris,

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