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I'm not sure if this belongs here, so I'll move it if there's somewhere more suited for this story.
When I was younger; I was bullied, badly... I had an awful home life, and school was a nightmare for me (primary and secondary), and one of these bullies was actually one of my on and off "best friends." It felt like I was in an abusive relationship with her.
She was one of those kids who thought she was better than everyone. She walked around like she knew more than most adults and her head so far up her arse... well, you know the type. She was a bully. She was definitely entitled.
Now I don't remember the actual age of us (Younger than 16 but older than 12) but we were walking home from school and she decided to drag me into the bank so she can talk to someone. Now, the whole day, she randomly started going on and ON about her father (who I never met) and how he has been putting money into a savings account for her since she was born... like a lot each week.
So she drags me in and me not having any resemblance of a backbone then (yay trauma) sits there embarrassed after she loudly states "Yes my father has given me these bank details, who knows how much money is in there!?" (Something along those lines) there's a back and forth conversation where this girl is getting more and more unbearable. I'm falling asleep at this stage.
Then, the employee comes with a piece of paper and says it's the amount in her savings account, and she confidently reads it (LOUDLY) and without skipping a beat. "7 POUNDS 31 PENCE
Now I don't remember the actual number, but it was less than a tenner.
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