She was the golden girl. She was someone everyone wanted to be friends with. Her black, silky, wavy hair amazed everyone. Her eyes weren’t hazel or light brown, not even brown. They were dim and dull. Black almost, yet her eyes still glistened. She wasn’t obese or slim, she had a perfect body. Muscles showed when she flexed. Her appearance wasn’t the only thing golden. Her personality was what stood out. She was kind and hardworking, funny and smart. She was selfless and put others before herself. People hung out with her because she didn’t make dumb decisions and was quick-witted about everything. Although, she loved to make jokes. The one thing she invested her time in, was soccer. Soccer was her passion. People from everywhere came to watch her, people from everywhere came to play with her. Where ever she went, people followed. She was the golden girl. With her golden looks and personality, she even won gold medals for soccer. Yet, she didn’t feel so glitz and glamour. She was focused on things she didn’t have, rather on the things she did have. She had a good family, boyfriend, and social life, but she always felt like she wanted more. Like something else was missing, but she couldn’t quite put the puzzle together. All until she met Julia Camert. You see, Julia was a regular girl. Blonde straight hair with green eyes. Her glasses rested on the tip of her nose while strands of hair constantly flew into her face. Maybe she didn’t have a glow to her like the golden girl, or the outstanding persona, or even the most awards. The only thing she had was that she was pleased with herself. She didn’t care about what others had or done. She didn’t care about what others thought of her. She was confident in herself and was happy. She kept her friend group small and kept to her self. That was what the golden girl was jealous of. Even though she had everything someone would dream of, she wasn’t happy. She always thought less of herself and all she wanted to be was confident in who she was. Maybe the golden girl looked like luckiest person ever, but Julie Camert had one thing that she didn’t. Which was happiness.