Becoming A Member Of A Sorority

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If I were to write a book in the next thirty years and someone happened to flip to page 135 they would find that I would still be talking about my college life since that part of my life would have the most events and the most adventurous times of my life.The page would be discussing the day I proudly joined a sorority and all the emotions I went through that day. The next paragraph would be a sample of what they would find. Today is the day the actual revealing of me being a proud member of a sorority. Keeping my whereabouts and actions a secret has been one of the hardest task I have ever attempted to complete. I almost got caught by my roommate who is actually my best friend! On my way out she told me she wanted to talk to me about why

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