Heidi Lynn Pennington

Adara

Ever since I was born, I was told I was different. Of course, at that time I never understood what anyone meant. I felt normal, and I looked normal. I mean I was just a child. I had platinum blonde hair, it looked almost white and my eyes, they were ice blue, bluer than any ocean which was strange since both of my parents had eyes so dark, they looked black. I guess our small town shook the moment I opened my eyes for the first time. As I got older I started understanding more, in my town I was the only one with pale hair and blue eyes. Everyone had black hair and dark eyes, I started seeing why everyone looked at me so differently and then I turned eighteen.