The Last Hour
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I’d spent two years of high school in Bethesda, Maryland, another in a tiny, private English speaking school in Moscow, and my final year in San Francisco. I’d been a nomad all my life, three years at a time, then on to a new place, at least until my high school years. Thanks to some ugly politics, Dad’s appointment as Ambassador to Russia was held up almost two years. Mostly I adjusted well. I made friends easily, and I didn’t have the traumatic experience that my older sister Julia went throu...gh in China. So arriving in San Francisco for my senior year and having to start all over again wasn’t exactly an entirely new experience for me. Except for one piece. For whatever reason, I’d never really run afoul of the queen bees, the girls who knew how to make other girls’ lives miserable. It had never been a problem. But my very first day at Abraham Lincoln High School, I did something unforgivable. First, I bumped into Michelle Weatherford on the stairs accidentally, not realizing she required a three-foot bubble around her at all times.
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I’d spent two years of high school in Bethesda, Maryland, another in a tiny, private English speaking school in Moscow, and my final year in San Francisco. I’d been a nomad all my life, three years at a time, then on to a new place, at least until my high school years. Thanks to some ugly politics, Dad’s appointment as Ambassador to Russia was held up almost two years. Mostly I adjusted well. I made friends easily, and I didn’t have the traumatic experience that my older sister Julia went throu...gh in China. So arriving in San Francisco for my senior year and having to start all over again wasn’t exactly an entirely new experience for me. Except for one piece. For whatever reason, I’d never really run afoul of the queen bees, the girls who knew how to make other girls’ lives miserable. It had never been a problem. But my very first day at Abraham Lincoln High School, I did something unforgivable. First, I bumped into Michelle Weatherford on the stairs accidentally, not realizing she required a three-foot bubble around her at all times.
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