I speak and read in English. I enjoy doing audiobook recording
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Transcript
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After by Anna Todd. Chapter one. My alarm is set to go off any minute. I've been awake for half the night, shifting back and forth, counting the lines between the ceiling tiles and repeating the course schedule in my head. Others may count sheep. I plan my mind, doesn't allow a break from planning and today, the most important day in my entire 18 years of life is no exception. Tessa, I hear my mother's voice call from downstairs groaning to myself, I will out of my tiny bed, I take my time tuck in the corners of my bed sheet against the headboard because this is the last morning, that this will be a part of my regular routine after today, this bedroom is no longer my home, she calls again, I'm up, I yell back the noise of the cabinets opening and slamming clothes downstairs, makes it known that she is feeling just as panicked as I am. My stomach is tied in a tight knot and as I start my shower, I pray that the anxiety I feel will lessen as the day goes on. All of my life has been a series of tasks in preparation for this day. My first day of college, I spent the last few years nervously anticipating this, I spent my weekends studying and preparing for this as my peers were hanging out drinking and doing whatever else it is teenagers do to get themselves in trouble. That wasn't me, I was the girl who spent her nights studying cross legged on the living room floor with my mother while she gossiped and watch hours of PVC to find new ways to improve her appearance. The day my acceptance letter to Washington Central University came, I couldn't have been more thrilled and my mother cried for what felt like hours. I can't deny that I was proud that all my hard work had finally paid off. I got into the only college I applied for it.