In June, I had finally graduated from high school. The only reason I'm happy about leaving high school is because my fairy-odd parents promised they would grant me a wish upon graduating. I wished to get 2 billion dollars. My graduation present from them was that I had no obligations for a year, but there was a catch to it. I didn't care about the catch, so I immediately took the gift. I thanked my fairy-odd parents for the wonderful gift, and went home to my apartment. I started feeling dizzy, and I was knocked out on the couch. The next morning I woke up. Everything about me felt different; I felt like a new person. I Found a note on the floor from my parents, it said, "You are now free." I thought they were kidding, but they weren't. I was ready to explore the world with best friend Jocelyn. I called her and asked if she was ready to have the time of her life. I told her we had a year to do whatever we wanted. We were both excited for it. The first thing we decided to was to travel to Hawaii. We flew first class on a private jet. When we arrived, everyone welcomed us. They smiled, took pictures of us, offered us a lot of food. I couldn't have been happier. They took us up to our suite. The suite had everything. It had water beds, a huge kitchen, a pool, a hot tub, and a fridge full of food. For once in my life, I was happy. I was relaxing and having so much fun with my best friend. This was only the beginning. In August, my summer is coming to an end. So far, Jocelyn and I traveled to Hawaii, Europe, Australia, and Hong Kong. For our final trip of the month, we took a trip to Africa. We both stayed there for a couple of weeks. During these weeks we decided to build schools, and donate clothes to those less fortunate. We donated 1 billion dollars. When it was time for us to leave,I didn't want to. I had done so many things, and wanted to keep helping. Instead, I kept donating a little more each week. In November, and I still had a