She has a rebellious nature. Still, do right until the pain comes. She doesn't gets her way, that's a call to strike. So, she listen to what her evil mind tells her to do. She pulls out her phone and goes into a rage zone. That boy she can't seem to leave him alone.
“Uhhh, he's ignoring me,” she cried.
“I did nothing wrong,” she lied.
Knowing she just had a spell. Call him all kind of names, but only for love. She tried to focus on her dream. Didn't work, so she go back to old things. Bothering him.
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Interesting!!!