Essay Writing: Will Vertang Changed My Life

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Will Vertang was just a regular 15-year-old kid he was about 5’11 and was playing on the school basketball team and he was pretty good but one day changed his life forever. Will his mother screamed right before she got hit by the car. He ran to her as fast as he could, but it was too late the car had jumped off the freeway into his backyard. It was going way too fast for him to save his mom and he knew it. When he got to her, she was already struggling to breath and he knew it would take a miracle to survive a direct hit like that. The ambulance took about three minutes to get there he knew it was already too late. Then out of nowhere someone appeared He said his name was Ethan. Ethan seemed to be a little weird for human standards he was almost 8 feet tall and his skin was red, but at the time …show more content…
The rest of the day was stressful for Will because his mom was transferred three different times to hospitals in the final hospital, he got this weird feeling that someone was watching him. Then again out of nowhere Ethan appeared again, but this time he had a big cut on his arm. He tried to ask him about it but he got swept off his feet from a gust of wind and everything went black. When he woke up he saw a lot of tall people standing over him waiting for him to wake up he asked them what happened they said welcome to Inner Earth. Inner Earth did not look like Will had imagined it had lots of trees and it was like 70 degrees but it was scorching and there were no plants or trees it was just flat. There was nothing but manmade structures and big tall people walking around. When he finally came to his senses he remembered what happened to his mom and he started to worry about her he asked where Ethan was and they said he went on a mission and did not come back. He told them that Ethan said he could help his mom they told him that Ethan was the worst person anyone had ever met in the

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