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Personal Narrative-Assisted Suicide, By Mr. Stilinski

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Personal Narrative-Assisted Suicide, By Mr. Stilinski
"So, Iara, tell me about yourself." Mr. Stilinski spoke. I stopped mid-chew. I lift up my head and came face-to-face with Mr. Stilinski.

"Uh, well, I like dancing, singing, and making music. I have Aquaphobia and I'm adopted." I utter slowly as I tried to come up with more facts about myself.

"Really? That's interesting. How long were you in the orphanage?" Stiles' dad asks.

"Actually, I found her," Dad says answering Mr. Stilinski's question. Both Mr. Stilinski and Stiles stared at us confused.

"By the ocean in my dad's home down. The police believed I was involved in a shipwreck of some kind. That's why I have Aquaphobia." I babble playing with the spaghetti noodles.

"Must have been tough for you, sweetheart."

"Uh, not really. I don't really remember my
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"Good morning, Dad." I sighed giving off a thin smile.

"What's wrong?"

"I don't know. I'm just tired is all." I groan while I took a seat on the island's bench.

"Iara, you slept for 12 hours. The Stilinski's left around 5:47." He stated concerned.

"I feel like I slept for two minutes." I pause. Should I tell him? "Dad, when I woke up this morning my bed was drenched in water. I don't know why, though."

"Hm, well look into that." He voiced. "Now, go get ready. Don't want to be late again."

I sprinted up the steps and dashed into my bedroom. I picked out a pair of denim skinny jeans and a gray shirt with a burgundy jacket. I headed into the bathroom and braided my hair into a crown atop my head.

How much time do I have left?

6:03 AM

I soon decided to apply minimal makeup then exited when I had finished. I slipped on my gray vans that were thrown under the bed frame. As I walked down the stairs, I heard my dad talking. Who could he possibly be talking to at his hour?

"So, is this going to be a regular thing, because I usually take my daughter to school," Dad asked with a firm tone.

"That's up to her, Mr. Grams."

Wait,

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