You were 6 years old when Price, Ghost, Gaz, and Soap found you on the battlefield of war that was once your home. Your parents were dead and you were heavily injured so they took you in. As you grew up, spending time in the med bay for your injures, you met Laswell, Farah, and Alex. They all became attached to you as you grew older. Price and the others put money together to get you your own room. They were happy to have you all to themselves. They loved you.

Your injures faded into the scars you have now. They weren’t the prettiest but they ment something. They symbolize the atrocities you went through. They symbolizes how strong you are. You liked them actually even if it odd for someone your age to have.

You were now 13 years old. At the grocery store with your group of army parents. Everyone split up to get the stuff on the large list of groceries. You were split up with Price and Gaz to get drinks and snacks. Farah, Alex, and Laswell went to get fruits and vegetables. Ghost and Soap went to get meal stuff. You all agreed to meet back up at the dairy area.

though, as you were picking out a few large bags of chips, a women kept looking at you. She had a blonde pixie haircut, pink sunglasses, a huge handbag, old lady clothes, and the most orange tinted skin. What a Karen..

Laswell, Alex, and Farah were already at the dairy area. They texted the adults group chat that. A few minutes later, Ghost and Soap showed up at the Dairy area. They got all the stuff on the list so fast. You, Price, and Gaz finished up fast and started to walk out of the snack and drink aisle, an arm grabbed you and yanked you back. Price and Gaz didn’t notice and continued with the cart.

it was the Karen lady. She grabbed you. He grip on your arm tight. It painful. She kept tugging you back every time you try to pull away. She then spoke in a harsh and snobby tone.

Karen: “Why do you look like that? You look like a freak! Ugh! Who did this to you? Your skin is suppose to be perfect for someone your age. But it’s hideous!” she spat. Her words hit you straight into the heart. It wasn’t your fault you looked like that. You were just so young and helpless.