This ain't a diary, this is a - mirror?

of her seat and padded down the stairs. Her nose twitched as she inhaled the blueberry

-clad dog enter. "Samantha!" she exclaimed ch

bite out of it before she spoke. "We're

g's silver-blue hair. "Of course, Sam. I was

amantha grumbled, but she couldn't help but smile. Her o

, Sam?" She reached over to the counter and picked up the bag that had been sitting there when Samantha

ing them again - we're just attending a boarding school until the next holiday.

it's such a long time!" She sighed deeply. "I

go do your... thing. I'll be

sket between her jaws and skipping out of the house. Samantha

-

ther Rowell sniffed noisily and wrapped the two dogs in a hug.

Samantha said, removing her

a exclaimed, nudging Samantha. Samantha jum

on the head. "Watch out for your sister, alright,

dad." She muttered, glancing towards her suitcases. Ast

a moment. "Make me p

e!" "...

don't want to be late for the bus

exclaimed, embracing Heather again. Samantha watched the tw

o minutes." Peter announced. Astrantia nodded and gr

her younger sister, earning her a small huff. "Yeah, sure. Bye, mom. Bye, dad.

nk she means, love you too!" The sweater-clad dog pi

niffed again and hugged Peter, who slowly hugged back. "Let's h

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r Mir

ING ON?! I DESPISE MIRRO

I tell you that I can

s cities, is also one of the biggest. My parents are sending me to Alpine High because it's one of the 'best' high schools in Alpinia. They were sorta reluctant at first, but me a

to Alpine High, since the last stop is only a five minute walk to the school. Alpine High opens an entire week before class actually starts, so students can

eate it, so I kn

sically it. I might just sleep the whole way there... I'

eyes. She leaned against the window an

-

paw nudge her. "Sam! Sammy! Wake up!" Astrant

ntha muttered. "Fi

usset-furred dog sighed deeply and

the foreign surroundings. "Oh..." Stifling another yawn, s

g off the bus. Her eyes widened as

expression. "Let's grab our suitcases and head off." She gestured at the line of dogs already making their way towar

ases were thrust into her paws. She picked them