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Spy Academy Narrative

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Today was the day I was going back to spy academy, the day I got my test results back.. I was so nervous, I didn’t want to go in, I felt sick. My mom gave me a pep talk like she always did. It made me feel better. My parents walked me in and my coach handed me a letter, I slowly opened it… I was shocked. Everyone in the room was staring, my parents came closer, I got in! I finally got in. After all those practices i got into spy academy. The reports say that I was Rhythmic in movement and overall I was

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