Mated With Five Boys

Chapter 1: Starting Over Again.

"When you can no longer think of a reason to continue, you must think of a reason to start over." - Linda Poindexter

”Okay, here's your plane ticket.It's a one way, nonstop flight."

Cassy, my social worker, said handing me the ticket.

"Wait, I'm traveling by myself? Is that even legal?" l asked confused.

"You're 17 Mia, in a few months, you'll be 18.It's not illegal for you to ride ona plane by yourself"

She explained to me.

"Where am I going exactly?"

I asked her, looking down at the piece of paper.

I've been in and out fosters homes for the past ten years and never had I have to fly on a plane before.

"Colorado."She smiled lightly.

"COLORADO?"I practically yelled, shocked.

That's halfway across the country! "Why am I being shipped off to Colorado?"

I continue, looking up at Cassy.

Silently praying she'll reconsider.

"There are plenty of foster homes here, in Manhattan,’ I argued, not giving her a chance to speak.

"You'll be going to a great home Mia,’ She looked down at me sadly.

What am I? Some kind of homeless dog? I don't care about going to a "great home’ I just wanted to go somewhere I wouldn't get beat for breaking some impossible rule that a foster person had set.

"Yeah, that's what you said the day before you put me in the Rockwell's house."

I laughed sarcastically.

The sad expression on her face instantly made me regret what I said.

I might not be able to control how people treat me, but I could control the way I treat them.

And honestly, if I set out just to hurt others, how does that make me any better than the Rockwells' or any other crude person? "Look, Mia, I'm sorry.

I don't have very much say as to where you're placed, however, all things considered, the house you're going to is for kids your age.

The woman you're going to has never been in jail, nor have any of the kids been reported with cuts or bruises."

She said trying to convince me that this family would be different from all the rest.

"What's her name?"

I sighed in defeat.

information about this

fighting was pretty much useless, I was going regardless of

can't really blame

past two years, she has

one of the rare ones that actually listened when you

purposefully try to

MacDymke (mac dim-kee), here

to hand over

"Don't you need this?"

I watched her confused.

copy's back at

file for me

do I

hurt knowing about the people I'm about

for boarding in 20 minutes, A voice

but Mrs.MacDymke insisted it be her that brought you to the

and was about to walk away and go stand in the line for the

Mia come

Cassy rushed out.

as she pulled out an old brown, leathered

my mom died, and I was placed in my

was a way to

small book held some of my deepest and darkest feeling and

know you don't have any clothes or belongings with you anymore.But I did find your journal

I forgot that Mrs.

it from me one night after she caught me

everywhere for it! I had just thought she had thrown

for the only thing

dirty pages I finally saw

Tears flooded my vision.

my mother and I from when I was

thing I had

"Thank you."

Cassy,

"It's no problem, Mia."

wholeheartedly at

gate A18 to

boomed through the airport speakers, startling

"I better get going,"

whispered, my voice

care of

my

take care of

my seat on the plane I'm

from New York to Colorado takes about four and a half to

and this window are going to

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