Britney's Short Story

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“The patients name is Britney she is 15 and has blonde hair and blue eyes she Is 5’6 and weighs 110 pounds. Her mother passed away from cancer when she was 10,” said the doctor to the nurse with brown curly hair and the most perfect smile you can see. Britney had been in a mental institution for a year now. Nobody knows the reason why though; she never talks to anyone and her father wanted her to get the help she needed. The next week after that she got released and was free to go home. Her father enrolled her in high school she was a sophomore and he put her in cheer because when she was little she did gymnastics and was super flexible. He told her cheer coach Britney was a bright smart girl and can do anything she sets her mind to. It was
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