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Hurricane Creative Writing

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Crystal was on the boat across the beautiful sea with her best friend Yetta. Then they heard a boom at the bottom of the boat.They were suddenly sinking and were freaking out, they didn 't know what to do. So they start swimming to the nearest island. It kept getting larger as closer they got to it. The island was huge and beautiful, it had palm trees with coconuts hanging.They was walking into the palm trees and there was a house there, with flowers all around it, it reminded them of Hawaii. All of a sudden, the bushes was moving quickly. They ran inside the house, and the front room was huge as an elephant. The wallpaper was brightly, shiny, and lovely. They loved it there because it was very peaceful and quiet. The backyard had a waterfall …show more content…

The animals were colorful, bright and speechless. Her and Yetta loved it at their new house. Although they have a huge problem, they would never see their family again. No one knows that they were on the island.They have no wifi, no clothes, no food, and they have no idea what’s on the island, there could be cannibals watching them when they sleep, there could be tigers looking for them right now. So, they decided for Crystal to look throughout the island to see if other people are here with them or better shelter for them to stay just in case of an hurricane. Crystal was scared to go by herself with no protection, but she had to act tough so they would be safe. Crystal was walking and she heard noises from the other side of the bushes, she peeked through a hole in the bush and there was a little boy and girl. Crystal looked around to see if there was a parent with them but there was not one insight. So she ran to them, and she heard a “pop” behind her, she looked down and she got stuck in a trap. Crystal yelled “ HELP ME, HELP ME,” as loud as she can but the only people that heard her was the kids parents. Crystal was hanging in the tree, like in the movies, all she could see was the kids dancing around and singing in Spanish “yay la cogimos, yay la comigos”, which means ‘ yay we caught her, yay we caught

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