Personal Narrative

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“It’s good to see you,,” said Emily as she hugged Ana back. BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP, “sorry Emily I have to go to my first class I will see you in third period.” said Ana.,. Emily was a little upset that her best friend wasn't in the same class,, which was going to make her day extra hard. As she sat down in her new desk she could hear people behind her whispering and laughing about something. This made Emily very uncomfortable, she was so curious about what they were saying. When the bell rang Emily grabbed her stuff and quickly ran out of the class to Ana,, who was standing at her locker.,” “Tt. “There were people behind me,, I think there were talking about me and and I am worried,” cried Emily sounding very upset. ”It’s ok.. TtThey are probably

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