Nate couldn't believe what just happened, a million thoughts were running through his mind. He looked up at Addy, she had so much fear built up inside of her. Then Cooper, who had just walked in, didn't know what to believe.

"I hate being special!" Auggie yelled at his mom. She would never tell him, but this hurt her so much to see Auggie in so much pain. She wished he could see how wonderful of a kid he was, she wished he could see himself through her eyes.

Elsa thought to herself, "How could I hurt Anna like that?" Laying on the floor, Anna felt the coldness spread throughout her entire body, but she couldn't tell anyone. Then, she became frozen.

"Avengers, Assemble!" Captain America never felt so motivated when those words left his mouth. Then when Thor's hammer came into his hands he felt as if he could conquer the world.

As Carol stepped into the bright sunlight, she only had 2 things on her mind ... sunscreen and a surf board! However, David could not stop thinking about the test he had taken that day. What a way to start Spring Break ... with an F.

"My friends are coming over this afternoon to work on our science project," I told my mom as we were sitting down in the kitchen. "But you haven't done your chores yet," my mom said. I wished she understood how important this project was.

All the students had one thing on their mind, there were only 5 minutes left in class. They tried to focus on the math problem on the board but instead, they were all thinking about their plans for the long weekend.

When I stepped into the bright sunlight, I only had 2 things on my mind ... sunscreen and a surf board!

"I hate being special!" Auggie yelled at his mom. She would never tell him, but this hurt her so much to see Auggie in so much pain. She wished he could see how wonderful of a kid he was, she wished he could see himself through her eyes.

Jeff wrapped his arms around himself and leaned into the wind as he ran. He was wearing his heaviest winter coat, a hat, scarf, and gloves, but he was still shivering from the cold. He rubbed his arms as he ran and dreamed of hot chocolate.

As I hurried towards my apartment, I could hear my dog, Ringo, howling. “Oh no!” I thought. “Mr. Jenson is going to be so mad.” Mr. Jenson was the cranky man who lived next door and was always complaining to my mom.

Caitlin couldn’t believe that her special day had come. Finally, after years of struggling, she would graduate with her high school class. Caitlin remembered all of the teachers who had encouraged and supported her and smiled to herself.