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Personal Narrative: Old Navy's Clothing Store

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You 've gone shopping with your aunt crazy? I do, and not do it again !. I was looking for clothes to go to a concert. My aunt decided to go with me to the mall. Upon arriving we walked into several stores including Zara, Old Navy and Forever 21. Looking for something comfortable but nice. My aunt taught me the weirdest clothes stores. In the Old Navy store up his hands to show me a shirt and tells me - "nice right?" - Reality shirt was horrible but could not find how to say that. It was black with big red roses everywhere. To lie and say "yes, I looked pretty," she decides to buy it. When the day of the concert comes my mom looks at me and says "and that shirt from where did you get it?" in the form of

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