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Personal Narrative: Outside Of School

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It was the last week of school, and Kristina was in 8th grade. Kristina couldn 't wait to be in 9th grade, but she hated that she was being bullied everyday. Kristina had cried everyday, at school during lunch, during class, after school on the way home, and at home. On the weekends she wouldn 't leave the house, because it was her only time she got away from the bullies, and she didn 't want to take a chance on being seen outside of school. Kristina would tell her mom everything. Before 6th grade she told her dad everything. Kristina and her father were like bestfriends. They spent there whole day together, her father was always there for her. They just had this special bond that no one could explain. Her mom didn 't really put a lot of

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