Firing Slingshots

The first day of school, I had tears in my eyes. I was feeling shredded with a wound in my heart because of my parents dropping me off at school and leaving me all alone. It was only me sitting at the corner of the entry door, all I saw was strangers running around screaming, jumping, and chasing playing with balls. Then, I started to wander around the school, as happy as I was when I saw food. I lowered my backpack, reached for a couple of bucks to bought my favorite food and drink. Afterward, I continued walking.
Then, the incident, the mistake happened, a group of strangers with firing slingshots. Their faces were covered with anger, madness, and insanity because I accidently kicked their target bottle. The moment I walked to the group …show more content…
I was feeling pain and shattered into pieces. Then, there a voice asked me, “Are you ok?” I startled with sweat, dripping down on my body. I realized is just all a dream, and it was my grandma 's voice. She handed me a cup of water to drink. I took a sip of water, and I held the cup and asked my grandma a question, “what you would do if you accidentally kick the bottles of someone else playing?” She told me to say sorry. “Even if they are mad?” I continued asking. She answered, “yes.” She said, “no matter how young or old or mean nor frighten they look, the first thing to do is to say sorry. Don’t blame on the incident and just accept the action you did and says sorry. Sorry, just a word, but if you speak it out, it will be meaningful. Sorry also a friendly and kind word, others will appreciate you. Saying sorry is respecting one another, and will dedicate you to fix the mistake you do. Even though they are mad at you, saying sorry will lower their temper and made them feels relief because they know you not purposely do it.” After hearing what my grandma had to say, I wanted to go school, but I was still frightened and continued