On May 24, 2008, my dad came to school with me. “Hello everyone, the person I chose to come in today is my father, Apollo. He is my idol. Not just because he does everything for me, but also because he literally saved me from almost dying one day.” I said.
“It was August 18, 2005. Just another typical day. I didn't think much of anything that day.” He said. “Blazagot ready for school just like …show more content…
They have been searching for hours for me, still in the town that we live in. It's not even that the town is so big, it's just that they were very cautious with everything that they were passing and looking at. Meanwhile, I am still in the back of the car and I fell the temperature in the air drop, that only means one thing, that its starting to get late. Its pitch black in the truck, I can't see anything. I'm trying not to move around alot because I don't want to make a lot of noise. Right where I am, I roll over on my side and close my eyes. I am not really that tired but at the same time I know I have a long time ahead of …show more content…
Dad then begins to wonder the worst of everything.He said these exact words and that he will never forget them, “What if she's dead? I would not be able to live with myself. She was such a kind young soul. She has so much potential in what she is doing. I would never be able to go to her funeral.” That broke my heart. Usually when you think of life, you think of the parents die first, followed by the children. But in this case, dad was worried that he was going to make it to my funeral, which honestly the one thing every parent actually wants to miss out on in their child's life.
“As the hunt went on to find Blaza, I started to remember details from the morning she went missing. I started to recall everything that she did but he mixed it up with other days. I was telling nimah that she was going on a run the day she went missing.” He said.
“And here is where the tables have turned, as the attention is on me, like always, the car had gotten a flat tire.” I budded in. Nimah had gotten out of the car to see if the had a spare in the car. Not knowing that there was a car coming from the other