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The first time you fall in love your life changes forever. It doesn't matter how hard you try that feeling never goes away. Alleah Atkins is a perfect example. When most people think of New York they usually picture the big city. Busy buisness men and woman convering the sidewalks, crowding the subways, and linning the streets with taxis. They picture sky scraper buildings so igh you can't see the top because there already reaching the clowd, People see New York like you would see it in the movies and sure its a reallistic example of some or even many parts of New York but they also have smaller quieter citys just like anywhere else. Thats where Alleah was from Waldon New York a small town. Alleah was your average teenage girl. She was a senior in High school on the verge of graduating. Alleah spent her weeknights studying and doing homework and her weekends with her friends, going to the football games and the movies, even a occaional party.Alleah also had what you might call a good relationship with her parents. She was the youngest out of two children.Steeven her older borther was already away at colllege so it was almost if she was the only child. Alleah and her mother Michelle had a inrediably close relationship. Tey were more like best friends, she could talk to her mom about almost anything and she hoped to share that same relationship with her children. David her dad on the otheer hand was a little differnet, although they got along and she loved her dad there were many times when she didn't like or understand him. Allleah was also his only daughter so her father would tend to be a little ovr protected of her. Although she would be turning eightteen in a few months she was still not allowed to date. " You live in my house you go by my rules" her father would say during one of there countless arguements. Her mom never agreed with most of the rules that er father had made but it was as if he had a sense of control over her, which would make her keep her opion to herself no matter how much she felt she was right. Another thing Alleah couldn't understand about her father was his rascism, although he would never admit to it. Isnt it a little ironic that people that are rascist can never admit to it and even though they willl never change there ways they still say that racsim is wrong. Her dad was the same way. Although he would never come out and say that she wasn't allowed to bring one of her black friends home she wouldnt because she was to worried that her dad would make a rude remark and scare her friends away.
Approximate Word count = 1767
Approximate Pages = 7.1
(250 words per page double spaced)
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