Personal Narrative: Drive Into The Woods

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My friends and I had decided to go for a drive. By the time we went back home, it was night. On the way we have to drive into these creepy woods. Halfway we seen this object on the ground to the side of the road. “Do you see that ?”, asked Robert. Michael responded, “Yes. Let’s go check it out.”. We all got out the car. When we went to see, we discovered a man. He was wide awake. When we asked him a question he just looked at us. My friends and I had no clue what we had stepped in. The next day one of my friends and me went to see who this guy was but all that was left in the man’s spot was a trail of blood leading into the woods. John and I followed the trail about half a mile, until it lead into a old house that seemed to be there forever.

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