Friendship Shouldn't be Hard
It was a prepossessing and extravagant day all the kids were running around on the high palace like buildings with the squishy, but still painful, tire chip ground under them. I knew that this sunny bright day could turn dark at any second if this kid knew about what she had said. My old friend could find a way to be mean to anyone without even a reason. She could do it in less than a second. She did it to me and I didn't even realize it until my other friend showed it to me and I started finding good friends for me.
The playground was a fun place where kids ran around and had a well-deserved break from the tedious 2nd grade. But, for me it was harder than in the classroom because I acted like someone I wasn't. …show more content…
I asked what we were doing. “We are playing truth or dare,” said one of the girls. I went over to play to. The card we were doing right now said everyone playing flip to a random page in the yearbook and point your finger at someone. After doing that have the other player's prank call that person and sing a song. I wasn’t comfortable with this so I went upstairs and went in her room. I sat their for a while until all the girls came up. They drew the next card. It said tea-pi someone’s house. They all decided to go to this girls house that we didn't like and tea-pi her house. This girl told her mom and she said she would drive us their. I really didn’t want to go but I did. We were approaching the girl’s house slowly. As we were pulling up to her driveway my mom texted her mom that she was at the house and was wondering where we were. Her mom quickly replied to my mom in a long line at the McDonald's drive through. We drove over to McDonald’s got mcflurries and went back to her house. My mom was in the driveway. Before I got out of the car her mom told me not to tell my mom about what we were going to do. I nodded and headed out of the car over to my moms car. We started to drive home and I felt as though I was going to exploded keeping this from her. As we continued to drive home it blurted out of my mouth like a rocket going into the sky. She wasn’t mad at me but she was mad at the other mom for allowing us to do this and telling me not to tell her. I was glad I told my mom because I would have probably got in more trouble by not telling her. We were back at school on Monday and I was worried my mom had texted something to her mom and her mom told her. It turned out she didn't know about
It was a prepossessing and extravagant day all the kids were running around on the high palace like buildings with the squishy, but still painful, tire chip ground under them. I knew that this sunny bright day could turn dark at any second if this kid knew about what she had said. My old friend could find a way to be mean to anyone without even a reason. She could do it in less than a second. She did it to me and I didn't even realize it until my other friend showed it to me and I started finding good friends for me.
The playground was a fun place where kids ran around and had a well-deserved break from the tedious 2nd grade. But, for me it was harder than in the classroom because I acted like someone I wasn't. …show more content…
I asked what we were doing. “We are playing truth or dare,” said one of the girls. I went over to play to. The card we were doing right now said everyone playing flip to a random page in the yearbook and point your finger at someone. After doing that have the other player's prank call that person and sing a song. I wasn’t comfortable with this so I went upstairs and went in her room. I sat their for a while until all the girls came up. They drew the next card. It said tea-pi someone’s house. They all decided to go to this girls house that we didn't like and tea-pi her house. This girl told her mom and she said she would drive us their. I really didn’t want to go but I did. We were approaching the girl’s house slowly. As we were pulling up to her driveway my mom texted her mom that she was at the house and was wondering where we were. Her mom quickly replied to my mom in a long line at the McDonald's drive through. We drove over to McDonald’s got mcflurries and went back to her house. My mom was in the driveway. Before I got out of the car her mom told me not to tell my mom about what we were going to do. I nodded and headed out of the car over to my moms car. We started to drive home and I felt as though I was going to exploded keeping this from her. As we continued to drive home it blurted out of my mouth like a rocket going into the sky. She wasn’t mad at me but she was mad at the other mom for allowing us to do this and telling me not to tell her. I was glad I told my mom because I would have probably got in more trouble by not telling her. We were back at school on Monday and I was worried my mom had texted something to her mom and her mom told her. It turned out she didn't know about