Chapter Summary: The Giver

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Jonas had made it to the top of mountain he could feel the cold numbing his feet and hands.Just then Jonas’s legs gave out on him as he stumbled down the mountain hitting trees and rocks.As he stopped stumbling he had flet a pain in his leg its was broken he looked over to check on gabe he saw his head gashed open by a rock he let out a long “NOOOO”.But he finally got over and rememebered his goal.he got up and limped of his broken leg covered in blood.
As he he made it to the house he grabbed the handle of the door,and his hand went straight though it.Then he passed out.As he awakened he and as he looked over

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