Personal Narrative: A Rose For Emily

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Bailey was at school when she received a flyer to win a trip to the school of arts.Bailey is a 12 year old girl with flowing golden red hair, and eyes blue like the ocean.The flyer she received was for a prestigious art school where you get to explore your talents.She loves fashion she makes half her own clothes and some for her best friend. She looked at the flyer and then at the clock already thinking of her design one that would wow the world.She sat there thinking the class seemed to last forever. She was counting the seconds for the bell to ring. Finally,BRING BRING BRING! She packed her bag and raced home she couldn’t wait to get started. She tore through buckets and bags till she found the right material she put the fabric paint, pallet, and brush on the table next to her. She grabbed her scissors and started cutting. Around and around she weaved through painting till she couldn’t any longer but was barely started this had …show more content…

She was so excited to turn in the dress to the judges. That night she sent the dress in, she couldn’t dare wait for the results. She was so jumpy she couldn’t sleep. The next day she went over to Emma's locker to tell her all about the contest dress she entered, but Emma turned her back like Bailey did something wrong. (what did I do) said Bailey. Emma spun back around, (you forgot to study like you said you would) (I waited for 2 hours at the library). (I am so sorry I was Working on the dress, it was the last night I could). (sorry doesn't cut it this time) stated Emma. Emma stomped away in rage. Bailey was sitting alone in her room that night staring at a picture. The picture was her and Emma at her first sleepover.How could she have let it get that far. She was so upset Emma wouldn’t talk to her, they had been best friends their whole lives.She had to fix the fight. Fighting broke her fragile

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