Invisibility. Wouldn’t that be great? I’m sure it would. Now, I want you to imagine that you are invisible. Nobody can see you, but you can see everyone. Would people notice your absence ?
You woke up and got out of bed. It’s a Monday so you’re in a rush of not being late to school. You quickly got out of bed and washed your face. Suddenly, you realized an absence on the mirror. You don’t have a reflection… The only thing you see is your clothes and the bathroom on the mirror. What would your reaction be in a situation like this? The next paragraph will be my reaction:
…I washed my face and realized my reflection wasn’t there. I creamed in panic and my mom came running to the bathroom door. She said “ What’s wrong? Are you hurt? Why did you scream? Should I come in?”. I shouted “No! I ummmm… I am changing! I had a little accident while sleeping last night. That’s why I screamed.” My mom took a deep breath and said “Okay, okay. You had me worried. Quickly change and come to the table. Your toast is getting cold and we will be late!”
I didn’t know what to do and I was running out of time. How was I going to go to school? How am I going to continue my life? I quickly found all the makeup I could to make it look like I at least showed my skin. I put on a hat and a scarf so nobody would see my invisibility. I got out of the bathroom and went to the kitchen to have breakfast . When my dad and mom saw me they said. “What’s with the scarf and hat? Are you cold? But its 29 degrees outside.” I was trying to make up an excuse to not take them off as fast as I could and said “I have a bad hair day and a sore throat. I don’t want to be seen with a bad hair today.” They had a relief. I had the breakfast of all time with lots of stress and anxiety. My dad drove me to the school and said goodbye. Everybody was wearing fancy outfits and expensive jewelry . I was confused until I came to the classroom. It was the day where they took pictures of us for the yearbook. What was I going to do?…