Just as you pressed the button on your printer to print out your paper, your sister Dawn comes into the room.
"What's up, squirt?" said Dawn. You just sighed in annoyance as the printer continued to print out your paper.
Dawn was a 17-year-old godness to most of the boys in the town. With double DD-cup breasts and slick curves and thighs, Dawn was the most attractive and most popular girl in town. But, despite her beauty, she isn't much on the maturity department. She was bratty and selfish, but smart enough to cover up her weakness and fooled everyone that she was perfect.
You are the only person who could see through Dawn's beauty and see her true self. In fact, YOU were the victim to most of Dawn's life. Since you were kinda short for your age, Dawn kept treating you like a baby. She would buy baby items and used them against you and take pictures of you in a diaper. You had to respect her or she would post on her Facebook and embarrass you on the whole World Wide Web,
"What is it, Dawn?" you said. "I'm trying to do my homework."
"What homework? Counting and learning your ABCs?" Dawn laughed mockingly.
You were about to say another comeback when your printer had finally printed out your paper. Dawn snatches it out of your hand and begins to read it.
You shouted, "Hey! Give that back! I worked all night on that paper"
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