"I've always thought of a way to win people over, whether the objective was a boy or a girl. I was so conceited in myself at 10 years old, I couldn't belIeve what my life had gone through. I was a disguise. I was a criminal. I was absolutely, and positively a justice court supreme case, except nobody could figure out who I was. So many people were disgusted by the way I acted. In a positive way, I was so glorified with the fact that I was a rebel. In a negative way, I was ALWAYS in trouble, just so I could resemble a hero to everyone. Nobody ever understood the life I had, because I hid in my shell as if an exhausted turtle, but I was malicious of the way that I over heated. I'm not sure of being a turtle was a good idea, though."

As I finished the curiosity in my numbs, and finished the hesitation on the paper, a large trail of hits throb on my door.

"Hey, Large Toes," my bother of a brother had startled me.

"Oh, hi! What brings you here?" I ask so hesitantly. He didn't respond.

My hair, a dark shade of red, burgundy, shined in the bright streaking light of the humid sun, I didn't dare fix my hair, because my hair was always straight. My eyes, repeated in black lines, running across the lid of my eyes, filed with black eyeliner. My mouth had been armed in braces, long ago, and I never had worn my retainer, so you can see the bust of the situation.

I enjoyed writing poetry in my journal, but somehow they were so dark.

If you are the one to seek the happiness of my life, then go ahead, go seek away, because you will only find that I'm a criminal. I always cause trouble, and I am just a malicious person, the darkness will only see the light that I shall peak, and with pleasure if you're here, you better win big or better off going to your normal destination.'

I don't think people know the story behind me, for them, I should tell.

I was in the sixth grade, when I found out that I was a pranking sensation. I was always in chaos. They even made a nickname of the person I was. Nobody understood why I was a rebel; but I did, and I will only remember the day I became such a tear jerking prankster.