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 The Desert

Her parents have a different way of solving problems, her mom thinks she has a good age to cooking that's why she left alone to her daughter. Rex was a bit lovely than mom. When the nurses treat their daughter better in the hospital, the parents are offended because she feels good and comfortable in there. While the nurses feel bad for her life they only want her recovering. We start know all the facts why she in the future  wants go out from her past life. I would can say, she grew up with little care from her parent.

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  1. The writing in your essay is much clearer and more polished than here- thank you for taking the time to make this happen, because you polished prose is lovely. Where did the "tiles" go in your essay?

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