Short Story - When I was First Bullied

The day I stepped foot in this field seemed like a young beginning for my family. The date was June 24,\n1994, and we arrived in Chicago, Illinois. I was eight geezerhood old with absolutely no endureledge that the\n face rudiment existed. I did non ready myself for any of Americas culture; especially not for the way\nsome good deal treated me. I musical theme that the nighttime before I started school was the scariest day of my life,\n notwithstanding my worst nightmare had not even begun yet. Although I was eight-and-a-half abundant time old, I started school as a second contourr. That inaugural year of school in Madison, Wisconsin was a pleasant experience-at least, I estimate so. When third grade came, my perspective changed as a dark cloud came all over my world. Once I knowing a little human action of English to get myself well-nigh and to understand what others said, I completed that what came out of everyones brim was not as square-toed as I thought it was . One of the most red-letter days that changed my perspective eternally was in December of 1995.\nThe thumb was clear, stars were glittering in the night sky, but the temperature seemed to be x below. Sitting next to my chamber window, I cried and sobbed quietly flavour out into space; I did not exigency to go back to school. I wished I would never have wise(p) that little bit of English to understand what others were saying because I couldnt say anything back neglect Stop it! If I didnt know what they were saying, then maybe they would efficacious nice and respectful. I matt-up sad and angry at myself all at at once because I felt so stupid, so pathetic, and so hopeless. flush! Knock! My mom was at the door asking if I was asleep yet. I didnt answer her because after a rough day at school, I didnt want to talk about what had happened. prevarication there in the dark, I wondered why it took my parents so long to decide to convey to the unify States. If only we have com e when I was little, I would be a lot smarter. I said to myself...