Those Were The Days, By Jenny Bravo

Those were the days is by Jenny Bravo. Those were the days is about a girl named Claudia and her sister Wendy. Claudia is upset that wendy got her first car at the age of 16 and she still doesn’t have a car, Her mom still has to take her to school since she doesn’t have a car and Wendy won’t take her. The reason why Claudia doesn’t have a car is because she failed her test 5 times, so their mom takes Claudia to practice driving just so that she can get better at driving when she does get her license. While the mom is teaching her how to drive her eyes never left the road to kinda like prove a point that she can’t drive like she sucks at driving. Then she finally realizes that she can’t argue with her mom who Is trying to protect her. After
The mom quickly replies with “She’s coming home Sunday, Dad and I are going to her apartment want to come?” She is very upset the fact that mom gets excited when again, someone or herself talks about Wendy but when she talks about Claudia it’s different because she reacts
Mom yells that dinner’s almost ready, as Claudia walked downstairs she smelt the amazing smell of food and the sound of pots and running faucets water as confirmation that food was being cooked. Claudia rolled down the stairs in an oversized sweatshirt, Her hair in a knot above her head. When she gets downstairs her mom says “hey weirdo”. Casey says “You should totally go out with me.” She really wished that he was joking because they were siblings and siblings can’t date each other. Casey and Claudia walk into the living room together. Casey really wants to date Claudia so he finds other ways to get her to go out with him for example casey said “Growing up and being very close to each other doesn’t really make us siblings, and by the end of the year you will date me, I BET.” She really is wishing that he would just give up on asking her out but there is no way he is going to give up until she actually goes out with him and they date. Casey then changes the subject and asks claudia is she is ready for the SAT or the pre-SAT’S, Whatever the hell they are.” The dad then makes a comment on the SAT’S, it’s a placement test. Claudia asks Casey now if he’s ready for the SAT’S? Casey was an OK student since kindergarten, He was the kid that everyone loved, with all the jokes. After school when they go home, Their parents ask them how good they think they did on their test. They replied with