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Yeahness!! I know wat u said bout the chemically realtered face, but it isn't that
bad!
I hate it... I hate it all. I hate my life, I hate my so called friends, I hate
the boy who was supposed to hold me and tell me I was beautiful no matter what.
(Which he flunked that catagory!) Ya wanna know the story, right? Of course. Everyone
just wants to know why I'm a freak, right? UH! Fine, I'll tell you.
Me and my best friend Janey had been on a school field trip. To a chemical lab.
I remeber exactly what Janey said...
"Hey, Josi, wonder what would happen if I poured this on your face! I'm kidding,
Just joking... Really, I don't want to ruin our modeling career." Yeah, we were teen
models. Going to a private school for girls and boys like us and the other gifted
teens.Then Janey did the unthinkable, she picked up a test tube and held it up to the
light.
"It looks like pee,ewwwww-AH!" Yep, Janey fell. She pulled a table out with her
foot, a whole bunch of chemicals flew into the air, all spillling onto my face. Then
I blacked out.
I woke up in a hospital bed my mother holding my hand talking urgently to a
docter... What she said made me hate her to.
"You can fix what happened to her.... she wants to be a model, you see.... She can't
be ugly and be a model, you know? Fix her face! You can do it! I will not live with
such...such... disturbance in my household!"
"Ma'am... Theres nothing left to do. The skin below it is ruined too. Theres
nothing." Thats when he realized I was awake. He tried to pull the mirror away from
my hand. He couldn't, not after what my mom said...
She was right.... The left side of my face... totally distorted. Nope, no modeling
anymore. One side was blood red, he told me that would change to a blushing pink, and
the rest was unuaslly yellow. But what was worse, was the way it had a line outlining
it. Red. My mom still sent me to the boarding school.
I had found out I could pull my hair to hide the blemish, but part of it still
showed. I met with my boyfriend, Chad. He pulled me close, his door was shut, but not
locked. He reached forward, like he always did, to pull the strands of hair out of my
eye, which I forgot to tell you, was orange. I thought nothing of it. He saw the
glassy stare in the eye and pulled back, turned on the light and stared at me.
"Josi... what happened to your face! Its so...so... disturbing. I mean, couldn't
the doctors fix you?!" I couldn't hear another pers
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