Molly was sad to leave her former school, the school she transferred to was not far from their new house.
So it wasn't so bad, until when she got to the school.
The school looked nothing like her former school or in any way to be compared, the school is so big and beautiful.
She wonder how her mom got to put her in such school, after so many complains of finding it difficult to move from her previous working place.
Well, she guess the promotion was indeed helpful.
At least she gets to attend such school in her life.
Seeing how big and beautiful the school looks brightened her so much.
She got to find out that other children were spoilt kids with luxury, they distanced themselves from her saying how lowly she looks.
This changed her mood, making her wanting to go back to her former school.
Her mom was also struggling to put her in the school swimming club which was her favorite.
One of the rich mom's looked her from head to toe and said "we got room for people that needs it".
Mocking her to emphasize that she wasn't in their class.
The action Molly's mom took, changed the discriminating rules.
This short story is a five-minute freewrite inspired by the Thursday Freewrite prompt: "we got room". Join the @freewritehouse community to receive daily prompts, hosted by @mariannewest