SecretSophie
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Madeline 'Maddie' Snow was running around her room, picking up last minute necessities for her suitcase. She spent all month preparing for now, packing and buying new sheets, school supplies and clothing. Of course she hadn't expected there to be a thunderstorm the day she was leaving. The plane she was supposed to be on two hours ago was delayed. Her mother, Annie was waiting downstairs with her father, Charles. Maddie knew there was something she was forgetting. Something she needed.
"Madeline, let's go! You're plane is leaving in an hour, we don't have time for this!" Annie Snow yelled from downstairs.
She took another look around her empty room, nothing but a bare bed, shelves and a mirror were left. Maddie smiled at herself in the mirror, pretending to be more excited than nervous. Her smile looked natural enough. Her dark brown hair was pulled into a bun, dark sunglasses were covering her blue eyes. She was dressed for comfort, even though the plane ride would only take about two hours. So, wearing an over sized sweatshirt and jeans she shut off her light and picked up her bags.
"Come on, I'll help you with those. You might be eighteen and a 'woman'," Her dad said, making a quotation action with his fingers. "but you are still a little girl. No offense, you're weak. You weigh about 120 pounds, you'll break yourself. Make sure your brother holds these for you."
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Madeline looked around anxiously, waiting for her brother to show himself. It had been awhile since they've seen or talked. Him being away at college left a quiet house, lonely nights when her parents went out. She could remember when her older brother would protest about staying home and baby sitting, then he started to enjoy the quality time together. Sure, they fought when Madeline started to become a teenager, but they always patched it up.
The whole reason she was going to this particular college was so they could see each other more. She didn't want to toot her own horn, but she got accepted to fancier colleges and university's then this one. She missed her brother. Also, it would be harder to go somewhere that you didn't know anyone.
The campus looked nice from where she stood, green and bright. She felt stupid standing there with a bunch of luggage. She could see the appeal it had, the college life was buzzing around her. Jocks playing football on the grass, groups of fresh faced girls sitting under trees with books. She couldn't wait to experience it.
In the distance she could see someone running through the crowds of people, making a small visible line through them. Of course he would be late, it was just like him. Madeline smiled and picked up her bags. She walked towards him and watched as people around him looked back.
"Madeline, let's go! You're plane is leaving in an hour, we don't have time for this!" Annie Snow yelled from downstairs.
She took another look around her empty room, nothing but a bare bed, shelves and a mirror were left. Maddie smiled at herself in the mirror, pretending to be more excited than nervous. Her smile looked natural enough. Her dark brown hair was pulled into a bun, dark sunglasses were covering her blue eyes. She was dressed for comfort, even though the plane ride would only take about two hours. So, wearing an over sized sweatshirt and jeans she shut off her light and picked up her bags.
"Come on, I'll help you with those. You might be eighteen and a 'woman'," Her dad said, making a quotation action with his fingers. "but you are still a little girl. No offense, you're weak. You weigh about 120 pounds, you'll break yourself. Make sure your brother holds these for you."
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Madeline looked around anxiously, waiting for her brother to show himself. It had been awhile since they've seen or talked. Him being away at college left a quiet house, lonely nights when her parents went out. She could remember when her older brother would protest about staying home and baby sitting, then he started to enjoy the quality time together. Sure, they fought when Madeline started to become a teenager, but they always patched it up.
The whole reason she was going to this particular college was so they could see each other more. She didn't want to toot her own horn, but she got accepted to fancier colleges and university's then this one. She missed her brother. Also, it would be harder to go somewhere that you didn't know anyone.
The campus looked nice from where she stood, green and bright. She felt stupid standing there with a bunch of luggage. She could see the appeal it had, the college life was buzzing around her. Jocks playing football on the grass, groups of fresh faced girls sitting under trees with books. She couldn't wait to experience it.
In the distance she could see someone running through the crowds of people, making a small visible line through them. Of course he would be late, it was just like him. Madeline smiled and picked up her bags. She walked towards him and watched as people around him looked back.
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