Personal Narrative: Adriana

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While growing up with my two sisters, me being the oldest one, Sophia, who is the second oldest and Adriana the smallest one out of us three. Even though, we have grown up side by side, share the same parents and live under the same roof. Each and every one of us have different life experience. The smallest of us, Adriana is skinny and the darkest one in the family. Her brain develop a bit slower then usual, which cause speech delay, and doing poor in school. Adriana plays soccer and owns a cat. Plans to be a veterinarian or a professional soccer player. And is always trying to be trendy in anything related to fashion. Suffer from anger issues like my mother but because she is the littlest our parents let her off easy when she causes trouble

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