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Personal Narrative: Swarming Mrs. Underwood

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Whispers were heard throughout the crowd, students conversing with each other. Mrs. Underwood still continues to talk through the students though. People were eyeing each other, grinning. They already knew what was going to happen. “Okay, pick a partner and come see me.” The students rushing in swarming Mrs. Underwood. When the students got their group, they sprinted almost as fast a pack of lions swarming the carcass of a dead animal.

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