My name is Marie Lacey. I am 15 and I live in New York. Well used to I guess. See my mom just got a new job in LA California with more hours and pays more. My mom is always working. If she isn't at work working, she is at home working. It was fine and all but now we had to moved which I'm not very fond about. I mean I didn't have friends back home but people left me alone in New York. Now I have to be the new girl and earn unwanted attention from people wanted to know who I am. Tomorrow I will start at LA High. I am not sure if I am exited or freaked out but it will be a new start for me. maybe I can make friends. Or belong in a group. Sometime I feel happy about having friend and other times I feel freaked out . But I guess I will never find out because I don't belong in a group.
see in high school there are groups. These groups are put into a pyramid. At the bottom of the pyramid are the geeks and nerds. The people who are obsessed with learning and Pokémon. They don't care about what they look like and get bullied in between classes. Next are the shy ones. I guess you could say I fit in this one a bit but not exactly because they are all friends. The shy friends. They actually kind of freak me out. Sometimes I think they are secretly planning to kill the people they hate. But that's just me I guess. then there are the wanna B's, the try hards. They are the people that try to be popular. They brag about their hot boyfriends in college that don't exist. Right before the top are the mediators. They get OK grades and are involved in a couple clubs or sports. The top of the pyramid belongs to the populars and the jocks. The populars are the girls with 50 dollar manicures and designer jeans. The teachers pets and are on the cheer squad. The jock are super hot guys who are amazing at sports. The pops and Jocks date the hottest and drive the coolest. They pretty much rule the school.
It doesn't really matter what group your in you always have friends that you always talk to and rely on for anything.
My problem is I don't belong in a group. I've never belonged in one. I am more of an outcast. Better of alone.