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Personal Narrative: How Free Running Is Cool

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IT all started when they were sitting at lunch. they were just talking about free running. Free running was so cool at that time all the cool kids did it. But it was also very dangerous but the really didn’t care all they care about is being cool .
This kid jeffrey was like the coolest kid in school. He would do dangerous things like skydiving, skateboarding on edges of buildings. But the thing he really like is free running. He was very good. His friends would dare him to do things and he will do it it’s kind of like if he was a dare devil. But his friends went to far on this dare. his friends dared him to bake flip off of the school. Well at first i thought that he was stupid enough to do that but i thought wrong. Jeffrey Hart was

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