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School Year With Elizabeth: Short Story

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School Year with Elizabeth!!! It was the beginning of summer and Elizabeth and Ruth and Destiny all went swimming at Destiny´s grandmas apartments. They all had a sleep that night. And all they did over the summer was go swimming and go to elitches and have sleepovers they also went to each others family parties together! The first day of school had finally came! And Elizabeth and Ruth and Destiny were really excited to start 7th grade together. ¨Guy´s we should have sleepover on the first day of and my mom will take us to school!¨ said Destiny ¨sure!¨ said Elizabeth and Ruth They all had a sleepover that night and they all twinned on the first day!When they went to school, people started staring at all them weird and giving …show more content…

Anyone could hardly tell it was Elizabeth. That day Elizabeth didn't get bullied AT ALL!!! A few weeks later she was already popular. She left Ruth and Destiny out of everything. Ruth was Elizabeth's best friend and Ruth was getting kind of sad because it seemed like she didn't care about Ruth or Destiny anymore. ¨Destiny...Do you feel left out?¨ asked Ruth ¨Yeah...Do you?¨ ¨Yup...What should we do?¨ ¨Maybe we should just leave it alone and it will just be me and you and Elizabeth could go do whatever she wants.¨ All of Elizabeth's friends noticed that she wasn't even trying her best in school no more, all of her grades dropped. They were kind of still worried but not at the same time because of the way she treats them. Elizabeth started to realized how she had changed and realized that she hasn´t been hanging out with Ruth and Destiny. She got kind of worried because of her grades. She decided she wanted to back to person that used to be, even though she would get bullied. It was the next day, and Elizabeth dressed like how she used to be. And she saw Ruth and Destiny , so she went up to them and tried talking to

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