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Personal Narrative: Ariana Ceniceros
“ARIANA” someone yelled. I wonder desperately who it was yelling my name from a mile away. This person will soon change me into something worth dying for and here I’ll wait for something to change.
I was starting out 3rd grade in a new school. I didn’t really have any friends except for one, but she was more like a sister to me than a friend. I met a nice girl name Mia in my class. She was funny, nice, and popular. She walked up to me all happy and cheerful and asked my name. Of course I was shy but I was able to let out my name in a sorrow voice “Ariana Ceniceros…”. Everyone stared in silence as I walked away.
It was time to get back in class so we lined up outside of our classrooms waiting for the teacher to arrive and take us inside. The
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