I’m Sophia’s phone and for being around her for almost two years I know a lot about her, and I’m going to let you in on some of the stuff I know about her. Sophia and I spend all her free time together, she’s really fun to hang out with… when you get to know her. If I can tell you one thing for sure though, there is never a dull moment with her, she spends a lot of time laughing at her own jokes, (I mean some of them are funny) and laughing at things she sees on Instagram.
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Times with Sophia are always entertaining, we go on Instagram all the time, (and when I say all the time I mean all the time.) When she finds something with music she jams out and blasts me as loud as I can go. Sophia takes good care of me I mean she drops me sometimes but I’ve never cracked. Some of my favorite days are the ones when we’re all alone and she connects me with her speaker and I’m blasting her favorite songs. I can see she loves it just as much as me because she sings and dances all over her room. During the summer we spend every second together and we both have so much fun, but then school comes around and I don’t get to see her as much and it makes me sad.
I’m usually in her backpack or in her back pocket so I don’t see her a lot. Even though I don’t see her I can hear her, and after listening the last two years I know that she struggles in class because she is dyslexic and doesn’t have too many friends by her side. She is not that confident in writing or reading in groups, but she is willing to seek and receive help. The thing though is Sophia enjoys learning and wants to get good grades and is really striving for a C or B in English and hopes that you will help her get there. Another thing I have noticed is she doesn't volunteer to show her work in class because she doesn't love it when people comment rude things about her spelling. But if she doesn’t understand something in class she will ask her teachers questions in private. After school when we get home, we fall onto her bed and go on Instagram (shocking I know) and luckily that puts a smile on her face.
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When we’re on her bed, I see all her trophies and medals: seven soccer trophies, one softball trophy, and five soccer medals. She played soccer for eight years but had to stop due to worsening health problems. My favorite thing about Sophia is her determination; she never backs down from a challenge and always tries her best. I am truly lucky to know her and dread the day I can’t keep up with her busy life. Sophia has big plans after high school, and I hope to see where the future takes her. There is more to Sophia than meets the eye.
