100 word challenge: Moving Away By: Raghav



100 word challenge: Moving Away

By: Raghav
Ugh! This is going to to be a horrible week. I wasn’t the one who decided to move! I was so cross that when my parents said that “Mmm oh yeah also we’re moving. So Kyle, how was that math test?” I went back to my room and wrote ‘ijofnlnvf’ on the document I was writing. Then I thought, Well, they’ve gotten a great job offer. Maybe I should let them off the hook. So I did. This did not stop me from being royally ticked off. All my friends, my home, my school, bye. This will not be fun.

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