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Ella C. ’26

See Through

by: Pippa G. ’28

I had not realized anything was wrong until people started filming me. What is so special about a teenager holding coffee. To them, nothing. They just saw coffee. That was the day people “saw” me differently. That was the day people never saw me at all.

I do not know how it happened. One day I woke up and BAM! I was invisible. Most people would say that this is amazing but no. It rips you apart. Tell me how amazing this sounds! Your friends and family are scared trying to look for you when in fact you are begging them to see you, everyone videotaping and taking pictures of things you are holding, screaming at night even when you know no one can hear you! It isn’t anything close to a dream. Sorry, it is just that you are the only person who can hear me.

From now on I try to minimize the amount of time I hold things. You might be thinking ‘wouldn’t their clothes show?’ no they don’t. I am thankful for that because I would definitely not want to walk around not wearing clothes. Of course no one would see me but still, it’s weird. In school I just walk to class without books. If I need them, I just look over a classmate’s shoulder. I am one for following rules, once in a while they get broken, but I don’t want to cause chaos.

One day, I was sitting in spanish class when the cops came in with three police dogs. I panicked. There was a reason why I never told anyone about my secret power! What if they find me? The police explained the rumors about an invisible person. I held my breath. The dogs ears perked up and they looked dead at me. The german shepards circled my knees and snarled. I warily backed up while the police walked over to me. I ran as they lunged! One police man grabbed my hand, so I tried wriggling free of his grasp. He would not let go so I dug my nails into his palm, making him yelp. I sprinted to the door and glanced back. My classmates were scared, shocked, nervous, confused.