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Narrative Essay On Never Give My Best Friend

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Everything started with John, he was was an example to follow. He was 17 years old and he lived with his parents in a small town. John liked all sports, but his favorites were football and basketball. On the other hand, he was very handsome and generous, his passion was to change the world, and he had a quote wich motivated him every single day to be better: “Always give your best”. At school, he had a lot of friends and achievements, he was almost a perfect person, but soon he was about to discover what he was missing, that he wasn’t noticing. During vacations, John used to stayed in his home, because he was trying to rest as much as posible before school in order to have better results. While most of his friends were having fun, he was training every day his …show more content…

It was Angie, when she first saw her, he couldn’t even say hello, he was very nervous. John was like that all the week, he wasn’t capable of talking to her. Until one day, he was waiting for his mom to pick him up and, suddenly, he saw Angie, when she saw him, she smiled and started walking towards him. Then, she said: “Hey are you John? Do you remembered me from the beach?” That simple sentence was in off for him to lose the nerves to start talking to her again. Later that day, they accorded to see each other in the mall. They had such a great time together, they watched a movie and then they went to eat something. After that, they promised to see again, again and again. One day, John was ready to ask her to be his girlfriend. They planned to see each other in a park. He arrived 15 minutes earlier to prepare what he was going tos ay to her. When she appeared, he began to talk and talk about and when he was about to ask her if she would like to be his girlfriend, he couldn’t say it, he was so nervous that the words couldn’t get out of his mouth. However, she understood what he was trying to ask her and she simply said:

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