Sarah Lawrence's Informative Essay: A Phenomenal Prom Night

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Have your ever heard of someone getting their heart broke on their amazing prom night? Well let me introduce you to a beautiful young lady name Sarah. Sarah was a graduating senior of Hill Forest High School, and she had been dating a guy name Lawrence since her eighth grade year. Also, Lawrence was a graduating senior of Hill Forest High School. They went through a lot of chaos during the time they dated, but they still managed to hold on to each other. Their relationship status was very complicated, but they decided to put their hard feelings to the side for a phenomenal prom night. While she thought that she was about to experience the greatest night of her life, she was taught the biggest life lesson by the one she loved most. On April 22,2016, Sarah started to prepare for her fairy tale night. She informed Lawrence that she was going to attend prom with her friends. So, Lawrence decided to have a …show more content…
By 9 p.m., Sarah had on her beautiful dress, her stunning makeup, and her princess slippers. Sarah’s night was going good and smooth; however, the night turned sour quickly. On the way out the door, Sarah was met by her best friend Jennifer, who had terrible news. Jennifer was holding up a phone to Sarah that displayed a Snapchat video of Lawrence and his unexpected prom date. Sarah’s mood instantly changed for the worst, but she tried not to show her emotions. Sarah felt betrayed, hurt, and disgusted with the entire situation. Acting as if she wasn’t bothered, Sarah carried on with the rest of her night. She entered prom looking like a beautiful doll, but Lawrence and his date were the first people to catch Sarah’s attention. Lawrence looked at Sarah like he wanted to cry, but Sarah acted like Lawrence was invisible the entire prom. Until Lawrence date kept bothering her, she constantly bumped in Sarah and laughed, and she tried to make Sarah upset about her being Lawrence’s prom

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