During quarantine, I have been very, very bored. But things I have done to be less bored would be painting and working out. Or the thing I have done the most would be watching Netflix, scrolling through tiktoks for hours, and texting my friends. That’s about it, and doing schoolwork of course, which is the least fun thing do to. Anyway school is pretty boring and I complain a lot when I am there, honestly I would rather be at school finishing my sophomore year out than doing absolutely nothing.

When I first saw the book I was interested because I just got out of Forensics class and it reminded me of that. I was also interested to what actually happened to Cass, and it caught my eye since I wanted to find it out. I decided that I would read this book because I couldn’t find any other book that actually interested me, and from this book I expect a lot of mystery.

Happy Friday everyone!! Today is the last day of January and honestly shocked about how it’s almost February, but also very happy that it’s about to be the weekend. Anyway, I hope you all have a good day, bye!!

Hello everyone, my name is Camriella. This is my website where I will be post blogs, writing, and maybe some poetry everyday, or every other day. Stay tuned for random posts that vary from many different things, thanks!! :))

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