Write A Narrative Essay On Aciremanians

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It began as a day like any other. It was a beautiful Saturday; I had spent the entire day cleaning and preparing the yard for visitors. Today was the day that the universally renowned Ixchel was to accompany my friends and I for dinner. I had spent the remainder of my day that wasn’t consumed by either cleaning or yard work preparing a fantastic meal. I served a pork tenderloin covered in a dijon apple glaze, I still remember seeing the steam escaping from the meat and the expressions of ecstasy as my guests ate like it were their last meal, little did we know. I miss home cooked food. I don’t know how long we have been down here. After a while, the days blur into nights and the nights bleed into days, with each passing moment whisking a piece …show more content…
However, she was successful herself. She was recently awarded a post-graduate assistantship to conduct research on the psychological aspects of Aciremanians. Shortly after Amber arrived, Cooper and his wife Rhiannon rang the doorbell. Cooper was my best friend. His father was a doctor so, naturally, Cooper followed in his father’s footsteps and was a second-year medical student. I haven’t known his wife for very long, but she is very beautiful. She’s nearing the end of a pregnancy; I hear that Cooper and her are expecting triplets. While I waited for the rest of my guests to arrive I began to set the table, Rhiannon and Amber made small talk while Cooper began to fidget with his phone. Halle is the next to arrive with an apple pie that was mildly scorched around the edges. Halle was never a cook but preferred reading and writing over the confines of a kitchen any day. Nonetheless, I added her pie with the rest of the food and escorted her to the dining room. Just as soon had I resumed setting the table I heard Don. Don was a friendly guy, a bit too friendly at times but ultimately harmless. Don took the liberty upon himself to navigate his way to the

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