Secret Found Inside Hair After Girl Refuses To Brush It

Her cheeks were burning with embarrassment. She didn’t know how to deal with it, this had never happened to her before and the boy was making things worse.

The nurse called for help as everyone gathered around her, their eyes glued to her hair. The principal rushed to phone her dad. She watched the chaos unfold before her eyes and wondered if things were really as bad as they were making it seem.

Carefree

Hannah Combs was just an ordinary teen, enjoying life in Harker Heights, Texas – a town where everyone knew each other. She was 15 and looking forward to starting school after the summer vacation.

Other kids had cautioned her that high school could be tough and that her school, in particular, had a culture of bullying freshmen. But Hannah wasn’t worried. She was a people’s person – surely everyone would love her?

Boys On Her Mind

All summer long, Hannah had been dreaming about her first romantic encounter with a boy. She couldn’t wait for that magical first kiss! But she knew how teen boys could be.

They could think she’s too plain, or nerdy, or find something to poke fun at. Just a week ago, one of her friends had related how a girl at her school had been mercilessly teased for having lice. However, Hannah thought she could handle anything.

Blondes Have More Fun

She wanted to do something to get the guys’ attention. She thought her hair was her best feature; indeed, it was the only thing she liked about herself… if she was honest.

After bingeing on old Marilyn Monroe movies during the summer, Hannah decided to get blonde highlights. The hairstylist seemed to agree that it was a great idea. She even gave Hannah some tips on keeping her locks healthy and advice for dealing with the recent ‘super lice’ outbreak.

Preparations

In the week before school would begin, Hannah kept admiring her hair in the mirror – and she felt awesome! Even her best friend Betsy said she looked amazing. The boys wouldn’t know what hit them!

She spent the whole week getting her outfits ready, checking which clothes would best set off her new hair color. Nothing was going to spoil the first days of her freshman year.