Personal Narrative: Brian's Interview With His Father
Brian got rescued and spent the rest of the summer with his dad. He went to the hospital first. His parents wanted to make sure he was alright. They treated any injuries he had left. The rest of the summer was okay. During the last week he told his dad the secret. His dad was really mad. His dad called his mom, and they both agreed to talk it over. Now both of them would go see Brian 's mom. When they got there, they were calm. They talked it over for a long time. While they were talking, Brian decided that he wanted to live with his dad. He chose just to stay this school year, since it was about to start. He didn 't plan on telling them yet. When his parents were done talking they were in okay terms. His dad was still sorta mad at his
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