The end of the sixth grade is approaching, and all the middle school students are chatting about what they will be doing over the summer. The downside is, we still have one exam to finish. Suddenly, my friend Gabby skips over towards me in the halls with a huge grin. I say, “Hi.” “Hey, aren’t you super excited for summer?” asks Gabby super excitedly. “Yes, totally!” I respond. In the halls, we walk to our next class as Gabby tells me what she’s going to be doing over the summer. We quickly hurry with our books in our hands. I can’t wait for summer, but I am also nervous about the exam. I will study tonight, then I will do great on it, I think. The day is coming to an end.
As I’m walking down the halls to my locker, Gabby shouts, “Wait …show more content…
I was wondering if you would like to come over to my house tonight?” questions Gabby. My mind is puzzled and doesn’t know what to say. I could either study or go over to Gabby’s house. I answer with a hesitant tone, “Well, I was planning on studying. Aren’t you going to study for the test tomorrow?” “I mean, a little,” replies Gabby as she acts guilty like she didn’t care about it. Gabby and I have always been so different. I finally make a choice. I am going to stay home and study. I can tell Gabby is disappointed, but I remind her to study as well.
I ask, “Maybe I can come to your house another …show more content…
I arrive at the final question. It was correct! I received 100% on the test. I was super excited and thinking of all the work I put into it. Later that day, they hand out the report cards. I cautiously hesitate to look at the grades. Yes, I received straight A’s, I cheerfully think in my head. I was so excited the rest of the day. I now know I made the right decision. I quickly hurried home to show my parents. At the house, I ring the doorbell. I stand on the porch excitedly waiting for her to open the door. Once she does, I smile and tell her I want to talk to mom and dad. I gather my parents into a room to talk to
As I’m walking down the halls to my locker, Gabby shouts, “Wait …show more content…
I was wondering if you would like to come over to my house tonight?” questions Gabby. My mind is puzzled and doesn’t know what to say. I could either study or go over to Gabby’s house. I answer with a hesitant tone, “Well, I was planning on studying. Aren’t you going to study for the test tomorrow?” “I mean, a little,” replies Gabby as she acts guilty like she didn’t care about it. Gabby and I have always been so different. I finally make a choice. I am going to stay home and study. I can tell Gabby is disappointed, but I remind her to study as well.
I ask, “Maybe I can come to your house another …show more content…
I arrive at the final question. It was correct! I received 100% on the test. I was super excited and thinking of all the work I put into it. Later that day, they hand out the report cards. I cautiously hesitate to look at the grades. Yes, I received straight A’s, I cheerfully think in my head. I was so excited the rest of the day. I now know I made the right decision. I quickly hurried home to show my parents. At the house, I ring the doorbell. I stand on the porch excitedly waiting for her to open the door. Once she does, I smile and tell her I want to talk to mom and dad. I gather my parents into a room to talk to