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caroline wilson
caroline wilson
Azzy grimaced at the use of her full name, but she wouldn't give Lyla the satisfaction of becoming visibly annoyed. Before she had completely exited the kitchen, she turned back around and walked over to the fridge. Why was she risking being forced into conversation? She didn't normally eat breakfast until rather late anyway, so it wasn't like she was starving. Azzy was looking at Lyla from the corner of her eye, but she tried to ignore her. She took the orange juice out of the fridge, and crossed over to the counter, taking a glass out of the cupboard and pouring the juice into it. Azzy replaced the juice back in the fridge before taking a small sip. She did all of this very deliberately. Sitting on the edge of the kitchen table was one of the many books Azzy was currently reading. She hadn't remembered bringing from her room... But she wasn't in the mood to confront anyone about it.
She picked the book off the table, her glass of juice in her other hand. Again, Azzy proceeded to leave the kitchen. She glanced at her sister once, this time taking in what she was wearing and how she looked. She then turned away and left the room, hardly realizing she hadn't even said one word to Lyla. Azzy was what people would call strange. She didn't like people, especially not in large groups, but she was much too opinionated for her own good. She was secretive by nature and hated small children. Azzy was petrified of large dogs, and boys. These are but few of the reasons she had been classified by people her age everywhere they had lived. Azzy didn't think about that now, instead she sat down on the couch and opened her book to the page she had left off from. She noticed the corner had been folded. She never folded the corners of her books. She glanced up suspiciously, wondering who had been messing with her things.
She picked the book off the table, her glass of juice in her other hand. Again, Azzy proceeded to leave the kitchen. She glanced at her sister once, this time taking in what she was wearing and how she looked. She then turned away and left the room, hardly realizing she hadn't even said one word to Lyla. Azzy was what people would call strange. She didn't like people, especially not in large groups, but she was much too opinionated for her own good. She was secretive by nature and hated small children. Azzy was petrified of large dogs, and boys. These are but few of the reasons she had been classified by people her age everywhere they had lived. Azzy didn't think about that now, instead she sat down on the couch and opened her book to the page she had left off from. She noticed the corner had been folded. She never folded the corners of her books. She glanced up suspiciously, wondering who had been messing with her things.
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