Personal Narrative: One Thing Kids Want The Most In High School

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What is the one thing kids want the most in high school? All the popular kids had one and all the kids who weren’t popular wanted one. If you had one you stayed in trouble, but you didn’t care because you were having fun and enjoying life.
I woke up that morning and went online. I knew I found the perfect one that was in my price range. It was finally official - I had purchased my own car. I couldn’t wait to show off my 1998 Mustang GT. I didn’t know where to drive first, I suddenly felt like I had a million and one places to be. I went to all of my friends’ houses giving them rides around the block. I was anxious to show my parents but I knew they wouldn’t be as happy as I would want them to be.
Before I went to my parents I knew I had

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