Discriminate On The Homeless

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Some people discriminate on the all homeless people in the world. Hell even I do sometimes. The one thing we don't know though is what they do when we are not around to see. They have the ability to go anywhere and do anything since they have no responsibilities. The one thing no one has ever realized is that they seem homeless but they are keeping up this show to hide their deep and dark secrets they all have hidden from the world.
They were all over! The car was leaking gas everywhere! They were coming straight for us. I can't get unbuckled! Why is this not working? Is everyone dead?
“Hello! Someone help please!?”
Not a single answer. What is all over the roof. Was it blood? No it can't be. Chris has a pole through his head, jacob is dead. I'm the only left...
Earlier that day

8:00 AM
“Good Morning!” …show more content…
I spilled my coffee all over my homework, my phone died last period, and everyone is after me for help. I don't understand why they can't just do it themselves. Well on another note the girl I've always wanted to talk to but didn't have enough guts is finally asking for help cause you know i'm a total genius. Anyways that's always a plus but its kinda weird. My second period teacher that is never late or gone didn't even call in today. Like what's up with that? Anyways my teacher is back in the class from unknown reason to be gone. Wait that isn't the teacher that left. We get a Substitute for the rest of the period! Lazy day! I wasn't able to get my homework done so i guess that another good thing. Now i have time to work on …show more content…
Its time to get scary and funny! Tonight me and guys are suppose to meet up and go around and mess with littler kids and maybe get some candy, but my mom called me during lunch and i guess i have to clean the garage first. UGHH! Like its not even my garage and i'm not allowed to put anything in there so why should i have to clean

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