Struggles
Chapter 1.
18 years
It took him 18 goddamned years to finally tell me that I have a brother (who is now 21) and a mother (who died 5 years ago) who were alive, and still loved me...I hope, and the best part is, he told me in his fucking will! Now some people might be thinking "who is this chick, complaining about how fucked-up her life is", well sweetie, first off, I deserve to be pissed, second of all, you don't know the kind of shit I had to go through.
My name I go by is Jasmine Crystal Thomas; my real name is Jacqueline Chenoa Uley.
I am 18 Years old and I am finishing my last years of high school this year. I have long, silky black hair that goes down my back and ends at my hips with ice blue eyes that change from blue, to green, to grey. I stand at 5'7" and weigh 115 lbs. I am loud and I can beat a lot of guys to a bloody pulp is they dare look at me in the wrong way. I have lots of friends from the streets and I love them like family. I also have a soft side, and no the guys don't know it, but I love children and animals very much, especially wolves.
I was about 6 years old when my father took me with him and left my mother and brother. I was raised that you either fend for yourself, other wise you'll die. So I was making my own meals, and my fathers, doing all the laundry, cleaning the house all the tome, and well, being like a maid from the small age of 6 years old.
I didn't mind, I mean I could do anything I wanted; just I had to do those chores. I lived with my dad in Chicago and I had been pretty much the Princess of Chicago's allies. Everyone loved me, because A.)I could song pretty damn well If I do say so myself B.)I don't take peoples shit C.) I'll beat anyone up if they think I'll take their shit and D.)I have an awesome body.
Anyway, so yeah, I have to move in with my brother, since my mom and dad are dead. His name is Samuel Uley, he lives in a tiny Indian Reservation in Washington called La Push, he is engaged to a lady named Emily Young, and that is all I know. Let's just hope that I can stand to live with them for one more year.