Abigail Conflicts

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This is a story about a girl named Abigail who has been homeschooled for three years and is finally going to a public school and gets bullied for it. Abigail gets bullied by two girls named Elena and Natalia. Abigail meets a friend named Jorge who makes a difference in her life. This story takes place in an elementary school in Florida. All of the characters are in third grade.The conflict is that Elena and Natalia bully Abigail because she has anxiety and is different. One day in a school in Florida there was girl named Abigail who has been homeschooled for three years until now that she is going to a public school now for third grade. When she walks into her third grade class everybody stared at her and Abigail got anxiety and started having …show more content…

Then the boy named Jorge the one that was popular came over to Abigail and said you want to hang out with me. Then Abigail said yes because she wanted to prove that Elena and Natalia were wrong and that she would be able to be friends with him. Then Jorge sat across from Abigail and said “hi my name is Jorge and yours is…” then Abigail said “my name is Abigail”. Jorge asked Abigail why she panic in front of the room and why she looked worried. Abigail had said I panic because I have panic attacks and I have anxiety. Then the boy said oh my step sister has that too. When Elena and Natalia saw Abigail talking to Jorge they started becoming jealous because they wanted to be friends with …show more content…

Abigail got up crying and when she got into her mom car her mom asked her what’s a matter and Abigail said nothing. Abigail mom knew something was wrong so the next day she went to the school and talked to the priciple about how she thinks her kid is being bullied. The pricinple went to the classroom that Abigail was in and had a talk with Elena and Natalia. When Elena and Natalia came back into the class they told Abigail why did you tell on us. Then Abigail said I didn’t tell on you. When Abigail said that she just got more bullied than

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