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Spinning Into An Abyss: A Short Story
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Megan was one of the best girls on the color guard team. She spin, twirl and toss anything you asked her to spin. All the other girls envied her they wanted to be her. All the coaches bragged about her. She bragged to everyone how great she is, but never gave it a break. Until one in practice she was showing off all her skills and then stepped into a hole and twisted her ankle *snap* “owwww” Megan screamed. She had to sit on the sideline until practice was over. Her mom took her to the doctor and Dr. Schuller told “It would be wise for you to sit out for two to three weeks before going back to practice. She whined and complain about how Addison was going to take her spot and that she’s not good enough for
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All she can do is start crying she started questioning why me? why now? Next thing you know it's already the end of this horrible school day. As she made her way to Mrs. Muller class Liam was trotting to class. She sat in the chair next to him and waited for Mrs. Muller. 5 Minutes later Mrs. Muller came strolling in and took her place at her desk. 30 minutes later she was getting into the car with Liam to go home. “Liam do you think i’m a horrible person” she questioned “ No you can mean sometimes and you brag about your skills in colorguard which is kinda rude and annoying.”. As he said that they pulled in her driveway she got with the help of Liam. She got to her door and waved as he was pulling out. Two weeks later she up and it again she got her spot back and picked on the routine. She was nicer and helped the others out with their flag and sabre work. “ Hey Liam wait for me” she hollered as she was running in the hall and hugged him “Thank you for pointing out I was being rude and annoying.” He laughed and hugged her back and said” Anything for a friend.”. As they walked outside to his car he tripped and she started laughing. Liam pushed her over when

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