I wasn't telling you to change your writing; I was telling you that I thought you could improve by fixing your simple spelling and grammar errors that could easily be fixed by running your document through a spell check on microsoft word.
@ Maddi; mhmmm... you commented on my friend's story, and she was sort of mad. I like peoples writings the way it is. You specifically may not like it, but a lot of other people do. I dont change my story for one person's opinion, nobody really should.
There were a few things I noticed in this story that could use a bit of improving.
First, you need to make sure you capitalize correctly. There are several places where "i" isn't capitalized, and that is and easily fixed mistake.
You also don't use apostrophes in your contractions like don't, can't, etc. That is another simple mistake that you need to work on.
I also wasn't a big fan of how the whole first chapter was just an information dump about the main character's life. It didn't really hold my attention and didn't make me want to read anymore of the story. Try spacing out your information and use it as a part of the story instead of just like a textbook.