Amber Wilson
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Sitting at her desk, staring out her window at the vast blue ocean, Amber was bored once again. Resting her head on her hand she sighed, her mother and father wanted hr to be poised and mature, like an adult. They sent her to France every summer to learn proper etiquette from her grandmother, they tried to restrict her into only communicating with people that are of "Proper" families. They only really cared about what people thought of her and the family. Looks were everything to them. They cared more about what people thought of her than how she felt about being forced into learning how to be a stuck up snob. She was merely a child and they burdened her with adult responsibilities. She was supposed to look perfect, act perfect and be perfect. How am i supposed to be the perfect child when in not allowed to be a child? She thought to herself. She wanted to go outside for a walk to breathe the fresh air and clear her head but she wasn't usually allowed out without a servant or family member with her. Unless nobody knew she was going out. She had snuck out before, and hadn't been caught. She dismissed the thought of sneaking out when she realised the housekeeper would catch her before she got the chance to shut the front door.
Looking down at the books on her desk she was supposed to be reading, Amber ran a hand through her hair and sat up straight. She picked up one of the books and skimmed the first couple of pages. It was set in France. Uninterested, she put the book down. She had read a lot of books in her life, ones that were short, ones that were long and ones that were complicated. Her grandmother assigned her to read certain books on her annual trips to Paris, her mother's hometown. Paris was beautiful, it had an amazing history and it's the fashion capital of the world. But unlike most girls, she never liked going. Due to the fact that she was under almost constant supervision by her grandmother. Who indiscreetly pointed out her flaws. She commented on her hairstyle, her clothing, even her skin tone. She seemed to think Amber was too pale. Amber enjoyed being pale, she liked how it made her eyes pop out more then any make up could and she liked how it made her hair seem darker. Hearing an unusual noise, Amber snapped back into reality. She stood up to listen to the noise, it sounded like it was coming from outside. She ventured her way to her window to listen more carefully, she heard the noise again. Curious as to where the noise was coming from and what was making the noise, Amber left her room.
She walked down the Hall quietly; making sure the housekeeper couldn't hear her. When she got to the main staircase she glanced around her shoulder, nobody was in sight; she would be able to go outside without anybody seeing her. Walking down the staircase, she noticed the noise getting louder and louder as she got closer to the front door. Once she was at the front door, Amber paused. She was getting slightly nervous. The noise was obviously coming from somewhere on the property, Amber opened the door and peeked outside. She couldn't see anybody; she noticed the noise was coming from the rose garden. Amber pushed the door open and walked outside. It was a sunny day and the air smelled fresh, she paused for a moment. Then started to walk slowly to the rose garden. She wanted to take her time, it was a beautiful day and she wanted to make the most of it before she had to go inside again. The summer air made her feel calm, being outside made her feel calm. Once she had arrived at the rose garden, she saw what was making the noise, a pair of hedge trimmers. Nobody was using them; they were lying on the path. Hedge trimmers don't cut hedges by themselves. She thought to herself as she casually strolled to them. She lent forward to pick them up and felt her hand brush against someone else's. She looked up to see a boy, a boy who looked about her age. Amber paused and stood up. "I don't believe i have seen you around here before." She said as she looked at the boy expecting an explanation.
Looking down at the books on her desk she was supposed to be reading, Amber ran a hand through her hair and sat up straight. She picked up one of the books and skimmed the first couple of pages. It was set in France. Uninterested, she put the book down. She had read a lot of books in her life, ones that were short, ones that were long and ones that were complicated. Her grandmother assigned her to read certain books on her annual trips to Paris, her mother's hometown. Paris was beautiful, it had an amazing history and it's the fashion capital of the world. But unlike most girls, she never liked going. Due to the fact that she was under almost constant supervision by her grandmother. Who indiscreetly pointed out her flaws. She commented on her hairstyle, her clothing, even her skin tone. She seemed to think Amber was too pale. Amber enjoyed being pale, she liked how it made her eyes pop out more then any make up could and she liked how it made her hair seem darker. Hearing an unusual noise, Amber snapped back into reality. She stood up to listen to the noise, it sounded like it was coming from outside. She ventured her way to her window to listen more carefully, she heard the noise again. Curious as to where the noise was coming from and what was making the noise, Amber left her room.
She walked down the Hall quietly; making sure the housekeeper couldn't hear her. When she got to the main staircase she glanced around her shoulder, nobody was in sight; she would be able to go outside without anybody seeing her. Walking down the staircase, she noticed the noise getting louder and louder as she got closer to the front door. Once she was at the front door, Amber paused. She was getting slightly nervous. The noise was obviously coming from somewhere on the property, Amber opened the door and peeked outside. She couldn't see anybody; she noticed the noise was coming from the rose garden. Amber pushed the door open and walked outside. It was a sunny day and the air smelled fresh, she paused for a moment. Then started to walk slowly to the rose garden. She wanted to take her time, it was a beautiful day and she wanted to make the most of it before she had to go inside again. The summer air made her feel calm, being outside made her feel calm. Once she had arrived at the rose garden, she saw what was making the noise, a pair of hedge trimmers. Nobody was using them; they were lying on the path. Hedge trimmers don't cut hedges by themselves. She thought to herself as she casually strolled to them. She lent forward to pick them up and felt her hand brush against someone else's. She looked up to see a boy, a boy who looked about her age. Amber paused and stood up. "I don't believe i have seen you around here before." She said as she looked at the boy expecting an explanation.