Creative Writing: Fragile

Fragile is not broken

It’s a sunny summer's day in San Francisco, California. Sydney is at the beach building a sand castle with her best and only friend, Jenna. Sydney is average weight and height but has had a problem with her back since she was a baby. This does not do much harm, though she does walk slower and differently than other people do. Other than that, she is completely normal. Wavy blonde hair, and frosty blue eyes. Jenna is very shy and only has Sydney for a friend. She is also average weight and height. She has curly cocoa brown hair and caribbean sea colored eyes. They were so happy playing with the little sand castle in the sun. “I am so glad it's summer,” said Jenna.
“Why?” Sydney asked.
“Because we do not have to deal with Vanessa and her friends,” Replied Jenna.
“Yeah, me too. She was super mean and would not stop calling us those horrible names. I do not blame her though, she has been having alot of family problems,” Sydney tried to convince.
“That does not give her the right to do those things to us. Especially to you.” Jenna explained.
“Well she is gone right now. She will probably not be in the same class next year. And,we have all

She did not really mean what she said. She was just angry. She could not tell anyone about it though. Those girls were her only friends and she did not want to make her parents even more stressed. On one of her lonely days she decided to go on a walk. At that walk she realized all of the things she did wrong. She realized that she could not just sit there and feel guilty. She needed to do what her friends had done and what she should have done a long time ago or, should have never had to do. She was going to apologize for what she had done to Sydney and Jenna. She was going to do it before school started which was in less than two weeks. So she needed to think about what she would say to Sydney and Jenna and tell them. Before it was too