Narrative Essay On Mean Girls

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The girls were a bit in front of me when I seen it trees and what does trees mean it must mean water! The girls are flipping out but can’t run because of being so tired from the heat. As we approach the trees I seen a little porch and 2 large trailer with the smell of rotten food.

As we all walked up gina says “Maybe we should knock to see if anybody is in these if not lets break in!” I said “Okay that sound good both girls went up to the trailers and knocked “KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK” but no answer again I hear “KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK” still no answers jenny coming back over saying furious “UGH WE NEED FOOD AND SHELTER WHAT SHOULD WE DO TO BREAK IN?”

Just then I got a idea...I says almost screeching “Girls I got it I know what we can do to break in!!” Looking confused but excited the girls say “Well what is it” “I have to boost Jenny into one of the windows and get the door unlatched” I said getting more excited each time I talked. ‘Ahhhhh perfect” the girls said at the exact same time. As we began to walk around the trailer slower and slower looking for a window.
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I screamed with excitement. Screaming jumping up and down i say ¨GUYS I FOUND A WINDOW GIRLS I FOUND A WINDOW!” But no one came over to me so I went to go find them maybe they're just taking a break at the other trailer. As I walked closer to the trailer I heard sobbing. A very loud sobbing so I went to find them there must be something wrong. As I took steps towards the trailer is grew louder and louder. I ran to the other side of the trailer seeing gina crying with jenny's head on her

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