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Personal Narrative: Coming To Forks

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My eyes scanned the abundant amounts of green that covered the whole place. ‘Who decided this place had to be covered with so many big ass trees?’ Hell, why was the place so damn depressing and dismal here. And another thing, why did I decide coming to Forks was a good idea? Oh right, because the woman who gave birth to me thought that it was a good idea to travel with her baseball player of a boyfriend. And lucky me I was so kind to just suggest that if she wanted to do that I would just go live with my father. Yet again, I say anything about this at first. However, since Renee was Renee she automatically threw that idea into the trash. Even if my mother wasn’t exactly the most ideal parent she still cared about me. Meaning she would rather

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