I went to the bathroom to splash my face with some cold water to reduce the look of my crimson cheeks and puffy eyes. As I return, I tried to be a bit more civil to my grandma. The annoying thing for me is that I don’t like crying in front of people especially to my grandma because she has always seen me at my best. I walked over to the leather reclining chair and noticed sprinkles of water on the window. My grandma’s house has big windows hence I could spot it everywhere, as I walked closer to the windows, I see clouds appearing. It started raining. The rain, the fire, the occurrence the day before, and then my swollen eyes, meant I was certainly having a bad day now. My temper was starting to rise, I felt my body growing hot and my face turning as red as a tomato. My grandma saw my fists curled up and tried to comfort me but I didn’t allow her too. My grandma was never one to get mad. She was always happy and kind, but you could tell from her face that she had enough of my attitude. My grandma looked me right in the eyes and said “Lisa, sit down, I need to talk with
I went to the bathroom to splash my face with some cold water to reduce the look of my crimson cheeks and puffy eyes. As I return, I tried to be a bit more civil to my grandma. The annoying thing for me is that I don’t like crying in front of people especially to my grandma because she has always seen me at my best. I walked over to the leather reclining chair and noticed sprinkles of water on the window. My grandma’s house has big windows hence I could spot it everywhere, as I walked closer to the windows, I see clouds appearing. It started raining. The rain, the fire, the occurrence the day before, and then my swollen eyes, meant I was certainly having a bad day now. My temper was starting to rise, I felt my body growing hot and my face turning as red as a tomato. My grandma saw my fists curled up and tried to comfort me but I didn’t allow her too. My grandma was never one to get mad. She was always happy and kind, but you could tell from her face that she had enough of my attitude. My grandma looked me right in the eyes and said “Lisa, sit down, I need to talk with