1 Nora Clark

Nora Clark hated her name, she believed it sounded like an old woman's name. Though it's not like she had a say; she had never even met the people who gave her the name. Or at least couldn't remember. When she was 2 her parents left her on the streets of New York. She had nothing, except a note with her name and birthday.

hap·py

ˈhapē/Submit - adjective

1. feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.

The bio the foster home had written for me was not really like me, but when you turn 14 you are allowed to make your own with supervision.

My current bio:

Nora is going into 9th grade, which is very exciting for her. She is excellent in school and likes to ride her bike....

There is a lot more, but it's quite boring. The new one I wrote is like this:

Hello there, my name's Nora. I'm a freshman at CPEHS, where I will be involved in drama. I'm going to be taking 2nd year Spanish. I have a service dog, so it doesn't need a pet approved house; because it's a working animal. His name is Alex and he's a husky...

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There was more, but I'll spare you.

Someone had been working at adopting a child for about 2 years now, and for some reason wanted to foster and eventually adopt me. I will meet them for lunch today at a diner down town.