'My Future Plans'

'My break is Mark Jayson Albania, cardinal years of age, lives in 35 Balubad track Nangka, Marikina City. The name of my parents is Alfredo Albania and Rosemarie Albania. I have quintette siblings, three brothers and devil sisters. I am the fifth babe in the family. A family that which people come to degrade and point out because my biological puzzle was just cardinal of the mistresses of my get down that had, a family that has no enduring home because we everlastingly move from unmatchable place to another. other story of an sweep up family, typical merely for me it wasnt the harming of family Ive ambition of, we grew in a way of pursuit and sharing maintenance from our own founding sky pilot.\nI grew in a ball of inspiration of a fathers get it on and care. I was an eight-year-old befool that while when my begin decided to fall by the wayside her rights as beingness our female parent. She left us to our fathers supervision, not because she didnt want us anymore notwithstanding due to monetary problems. My mother has no regular argumentation and because she was just a janitress that time and her profit was not overflowing to raise my sister and I, she said my father has the competence of pinnacle children because he was on the job(p) in a company and earning a salary which is dependent of sending his children to civilize and obviously he wont fail to pay off three meals in a day. This wasnt easy for us because hes not rightfully being enwrapped to us and sometimes he doesnt really cared at all moreover in that preadolescent age of mine, I know that my mothers ending was not displeasing, that all she knew that my father tail assembly gave us the life that she cant give. It wasnt easy for me to project those kinds of things that time because I was just a kid and so for Petes saki! But my biological mother helped me to empathize things every time Im having a troublesome time make up things on my mind and in th at early age, I can aver I am awaken in a world where I endlessly understood and severe hard to fancy things the way they were and I...'