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Crash Short Story

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Crash i heard a big sound when something hit the floor! First of all my mom always told me and my sister that we should not hang off our beds but we never listened. Since it was a really cold outside because it snowed the day before so the snow was perfect, there was no footprints in the snow so it was nice white fluffy snow. It was so cold outside though so me and my sister could not go outside. “What do you want to do?” I asker her. “Want to go upstairs and play a game? She asked. We got really bored being inside all day! So we decided to make up a game. The game was to see who could hang upside down off the bunk beds the longest. While we hung upside down on the bed I could feel my face getting really hot. “Is your face getting really hot?” I asked. …show more content…

But my sister’s foot got caught. I tried to pull her up but she fell off the bed! After my sister fell I could hear she was crying. I got off the bed. “Are you ok?” I asked her. “No my arm really hurts it feels like 100 knives stabbed in it!”she responded. So my parents took her to the Doctor. She had a broken arm and I felt really bad for her but it was a really cool cast. Although through all of this we learned are lesson. She got it off a few weeks later but we never did that

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