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High School Girls During Junior High and Elementary teachers always tell you how much paying attention in class is. They say that what you learn in school will help you with everyday situations. But the one thing they don't teach you is how to deal with high school girls and their drama. High school is where you figure out who you are and who your true friends are. Well Marry and Courtney after being best friends for years changed in two months. Marry and Courtney are fourteen and are freshman in high school. They thought since they were such great friend that high school wouldn’t as bad as what everyone else is saying. Eating together at lunch, going to class, talking about boys, planning for prom, supporting each other in their sports and helping each other with school. Thats what they thought high school is all about. what they didn’t know is high school isn’t that easy it’s not that fun either. High school is about making the right decisions and figuring out who you are and whom your real friends are. Marry and Courtney started school just fine meeting new people. Everything is going as planned. Until Marry made new friends and started to hang with them more. Courtney also made new friends. After a while Courtney and marry forgot about each other. Marry hung out with druggists and the trouble makers. While Courtney hung out with good kids who do their work and were involved in school activities. Things changed between the girls they never talked, they didn’t hang out anymore or even looked at each other. Life was different. One day Courtney was cleaning out her closet and found some old pictures of Marry and her when they were little and best friends. Looking through those pictures Courtney decided t... ... middle of paper ... ...lling the principle lies about courtney so she didnt look gulty and so she doesnt get in as much trouble. after the principle got done talking to marry he called courtney in and asked her what her side of the story was and it was pretty opposite of what marry said exept the boy friend situation. when they finished the principle called the school cop down to see who was right. since courtney had it in her bag she had to get drug tested. when the results came in and said that she was clean courtney brought to their attention that it might be marry. so marry got drug tested and she failed it. now they knew who was telling the truth and marry went to jail for following the wrong crowd and do what they do then do everything you can not to get caught and blame it on someone else. thats what happens when you make bad decions they will always come back to you in the future.

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