Kelly's World

• Claudia Marchant
• Short Story
• 2011

Once there was a girl called Kelly she was a cheerful happy bubbly girl. Kelly was fourteen years old and had long brown hair. Kelly was average height for her age and was a trendy girl who had to have the latest fashion. She lived in hopeton which was very nice in some areas but were she lived was a dark, cold and droop place. Kelly went to the best school in town Hopeton High School which was the best cause the other schools had garbage every where. Where she lived all the schools near here were like that. Kelly’s mother Deb didn’t want her daughter to go to a school that was not suitable for her. So Deb new that she would have to drive her up town to go to Hopeton High School but she new that it was worth it so her child could get a proper education. Kelly loved her mother for sending her to the best school but she didn’t fit in because she came from the bad part of town. Kelly went to school every day learnt more and more and still had no friends she tried hard to find and get her self friends but nothing worked. As she learnt that she didn’t fit in she start to forget that she didn’t have any friends. Kelly would sit there at her window think was couldn’t I live up town she would watch the house across the road which was weir. She would watch many young girls go in and they would come out in mini skirts with fish net stockings and singlet tops and high heels. She would watch as many didn’t come out some stayed. Kelly was wandering what the house was because she thought if she dressed like everyone else that she might just fit in. The next day she went to school as she would normally but that afternoon she caught a bus home as normal and put all her stuff in her room and changed out of her school clothes and went across to the house across the road. She knocked on the door and a lady answered it she asked what she wanted and Kelly said what is this house for I see people walk out of her differently and was wandering why. The lady said this is a transforming house you give us the style that you want and we find clothes to suit your style and people pay for those clothes. Kelly ask how much is it to get that done the lady said it is fifty dollars. After finding out what the house was she went back to her house and id her homework. Kelly did figure skating and had to practice for that every day at six o’clock. Kelly was described as talented, young and joyful skater. Kelly went to competitions and came in the top three when competing. No one new that she skated so she keeped that to her self cause she wanted to fit in and if she told people she would not fit in. Also Kelly’s mum Deb teaches Kelly to skate and she also owns the skating rink.