Chapter 1: Millie

Millie is a teenager but doesn't act like one. She acts more... Mature. She is very nice and smart. She's an actress too. She is very popular on social media and has many fans. She also has a lot of friends. Since she's and actress and travels a lot, she is homeschooled. She doesn't mind it though. She thinks school is easy. She's always understood math, history, reading, science, ect ect. She loves to text her friends in her spare time since she doesn't get to see them a lot. It's nice to know how her friends are doing. She lives with her mom, dad, older sister Paige, older brother Charlie, and her little sister Ava. Her best friends are a girl named Lilia, a girl named Loren, and the one she's known the longest, Sadie. Now that you know who Millie is, I can tell you her story.

It was a cold, rainy Friday. Millie was doing her project that was due on Monday. She was almost finished with it, when she got a little hungry. She stopped working on her biomes project and went into the kitchen to make a sandwich. Huh, that's funny. Just an hour ago her mom was in the kitchen with her sister Ava making cookies for the party tomorrow, but now they aren't there. She could hear her sister Paige in the living room so it was ok. She made a ham and cheese sandwich and went back to her room, leaving her bedroom door open a bit. She continued working on her biomes project.

2 hours later...

Millie was finished with her biome project and now was working on a Mother's Day card for her mom. She loved drawing, painting, coloring, practically anything having to do with art, creativity, and imagination. She's always had a wild imagination. She also has anxiety. It was a little hard to read the time, so she put on her prescription glasses. It was 6:52 PM. It looked like it was way earlier. After a couple more minutes of working on the Mother's Day card, it was finished. She layed down on her bed, exhausted from all the work she was doing. She looked at the clock again, 6:56 PM. She shut her eyes for a bit. When she opened them, she looked at the clock and it read 7:03 PM. She got up from her cozy bed and went down stairs. Her dad and older brother Charlie were on the couch watching football while her mom made dinner and her younger sister Ava was on her tablet on the chair. She didn't know where Paige was, but it didn't matter. She told her dad that she was going to the store while putting on her white shoes. He waved goodbye, and so did she. She walked out the door, closing it behind her. The store was two blocks away, which was about a 5 to 7 minute walk. She walked along the sidewalk, kicking rocks for fun. She was almost at the store, about three minutes away.