The Bismark Academy was an impressive sight. It screamed that you had to have money to afford this place. The Burks did have money, lots of money, even if it was considered newer money. Olivia made a face as they pulled in. The students walking about were wearing uniforms. She didn't like that idea at all.<br/><br/>"Do you think they'll make me change my hair?"<br/><br/>Olivia asked her mom, who replied.<br/><br/>"Probably. Most schools won't let you have pink hair anyway."<br/><br/>Dalia reminded her daughter. While Dalia didn't truly care for Olivia's hair color choice, she let her have it. Some things were not worth fighting over and a hair color wasn't. Dalia was sure eventually Olivia would get over that phase and allow her hair to go back to its natural dark brown color. Or at least dye it a more natural color. The kids exited the car and Oliver told his family.<br/><br/>"Let's head in."<br/><br/>Everyone nodded their heads. Trey still looked pretty unsure about the whole thing and Olivia knew that once her parents left, she would be the one in charge of the family here. She was the oldest child and used to looking out for her younger brothers and sisters.