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Personal Narrative: My Day After School

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It’s another normal day after school, I stepped out of the school gate and get ready to go home. On my way back, I thought of all the positive and negative events that happened at school today, it was mainly positive I guess. The only negative thing seeing was a boy that just entered middle school, getting picked on by the bullies, I really hate them. I’m home, so I enter my house.
“How’s school today, honey?” My mom asks.
“Great, I guess,” I answer back. I went back to my room and start writing my homework. I write it slowly since I want my writing to be legible. I love school and everything, I can’t wait for tomorrow. I woke up early to get ready to go to school, I have to wake my sister up because she won’t be able to get up. Sometimes …show more content…

It’s almost impossible.” After she said that, all of them nodded. “Well, we’ll think of some ways eventually, right? I know it won’t be easy to stop them, but it’s worth the try and if we work together, we might be able to achieve it.” Vanessa tries to help me to convince them.
Most of them said that they’ll be willing to help Vanessa and I if we need anything but they’re not going to start a fight or argument with them since they’re all quite afraid of Linda. That afternoon, Vanessa and I went to Starbucks to drink some frappucinos and plan on how to stop the bullying. Well eventually, we ended up chatting, fooling around, and stalking other people’s Instagram for majority of the time. It’s good that we get back on topic again. Lastly, we both considered an idea: to say stop to the bully if they’re bullying others. The next day while I was walking to school, I see Linda crying since I walk pass her house because that’s the nearest route to school. I peek over to see what’s happening, and I heard that one of her family member passed away. I kind of feel sorry for her, yet I have to get to school or else I’m going to be late. When I got to school, nearly everyone’s murmuring about Linda’s absence. Most people were full of excitement because they won’t have to be anxious about whether they’ll get bullied or not for a few

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