I had to move to Annapolis because my mom and stepdad got a place in the woods, and we got a house to build on. I didn't want to leave my hometown because I loved it, but I had to go since I was still a minor and couldn't do anything without my mom. The town was tiny, and there was no restaurant; instead, it had a gas station, a Dollar General, and a small school that encompassed all the grades. I went to the town school to start school and was theas a new student, and felt very nervous and scared that everyone wouldn'tno one would like me. I walked into the school for the first day and people started to look at me andlooked at my sister candace walkCandace and me as we walked to our homeroom.
itIt was a different homeroom because we waswere in variousdifferent grades andin high school. and theThe school day went by as everyone still didn't talk to me and that ok because ibut no one spoke to me. I didn't care if they likeliked me. because myMy mom told me to be not worried at allnot to worry because not all people will always not like me. She andalso told me to not to worry about what they think.




I went to school for half of my sophomore year in annapolisAnnapolis, and moved back to my hometown before christmasChristmas break. andI didn’t have to do a final since i movedI changed schools.