My name is Olivia King

I am five years old.

My mother bought me a balloon. I remember the day she walked through the front door with it. The curly hot pink ribbon trickling down her arm, wrapped around her wrist. She was smiling at me as she untied the ribbon and wrapped it around my hand.

“Here Livie, I bought this for you.”

She called me Livie.

I was so happy. I’d never had a balloon before. I mean, I always saw balloons wrapped around other kids wrists in the
parking lot of Wal-Mart, but I never dreamed I would have my
very own.

My very own pink balloon.

Author: Colleen Hoover

My name is Olivia King<br /><br />I am five years old.<br /><br />My mother bought me a balloon. I remember the day she walked through the front door with it. The curly hot pink ribbon <b>trickling</b> down her arm, <b>wrapped</b> around her <b>wrist</b>. She was <b>smiling</b> at me as she <b>untied</b> the ribbon and wrapped it around my hand.<br /><br />“Here Livie, I bought this for you.”<br /><br />She called me Livie.<br /><br />I was so <b>happy</b>. I’d <b>never</b> had a <b>balloon</b> before. I mean, I always saw balloons wrapped around <b>other</b> kids wrists in the<br />parking lot of <b>Wal-Mart</b>, but I never <b>dreamed</b> I would have my<br />very <b>own</b>.<br /><br />My <b>very own</b> pink balloon. - Colleen Hoover




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