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Personal Narrative: The Refugee Incident

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"So what happened here tonigh?" the officer asked me as I sat down on the pavement. I was too nervous to say anything and I started to hesitate. Before I could explain what had happened, Officer Louie came up and told us that the sheriff wanted them back as soon as possible. There was going to be an emergency meeting explaining the case. At first I was excited to hear that the investigation was going to be called off until Officer Louie told me that he would be over at my house the next day to resume the interview. With a sigh, both officer's told me to go back home and have a good night. How was I going to have a good night?! My best friend just died yesterday in a car crash!! Thankfully, Officer Louie was her dad so maybe he could figure our who killed Mary. When I got back home, my mom asked me how it went. I explained what went on and she gave me a plate of chicken salad. "Thanks" I replied. After I ate, I went upstairs to bed. The next morning my mom came up to my room as I woke up. She told me that if I wanted to stay home that …show more content…

Mom pourede him a cup of coffee and showed him his seat. He imediately forwarded his attention twards asking me, once again, what had happened the night of the accident. He sounded a lot more upset, unlike last time we both spoke together. "Well," I replied. "Me and Mary were driving to a party Saturday night. I was following her because she was the one who knew Rowan. We had to drive about 50 minuets away WoodStock. We got to the third traffic light then the light turned red. She turned right and a shabby, old, pickup truck t-boned her." I couldn't help but start to get tears as the memory came back to me. "The wreck was so bad where she was." After I stopped talking for a minuet, he started to write everything down. When he moved his arm to write, I noticed some scratches and bruises but I didn't think anything of it at the time. I scooted my chair back and excused myself to the

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