The Great Gatsby: The Boy Who Changed My Life

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It is the year of 1965,10th grade year has started. There are two boys named Billy,and Bobby they are best friends, but all that changed one day. They both had a crush on a girl named Alexandria, but she like Bobby not Billy. Her and Bobby were good friends, they both didn’t see it coming. In the year 1965 nobody cared what you did so Billy decided to take things further.
”She’s going to be mine even if they don’t like it or not,” Billy decided he was going to fight Bobby for Alexandria.
So that day during passing period he found Bobby then told him to step up to fight him.
“Um man are you ok, I’m not going to fight you what’s wrong are you ok,” Billy punched Bobby right in the face.
That made Bobby really mad, “Ok man is this because Alexandreia
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“Oh, I know we found out we have the same blood type that one summer, maybe I could transfer my blood to help Bobby wake up to be healthy again”. Billy makes his way over to the hospital where Bobby is at.
His parents are in his room with Alexandria waiting to see if he will wake up or not Billy walks into his room knowing he will have all eyes on him.
“What are you doing here Billy shouldn’t you be at home thinking of what you done to our little boy who didn’t deserve this”.
“I know I’m sorry for what I did to Bobby I know he didn’t deserve what I did to him, that’s why I’m making it up to you and him by helping him by giving him some of my blood”.
“Your blood you have to be the same blood type to do that you are not the same blood type as Bobby”.
“Yes, I am we both found out we have the same blood type that one summer we went to work with you, sir. We tested our blood to see if we have the same blood type it came out positive see”.
Billy hands Bobby’s dad a sheet of paper that had proof that he,and Bobby had the same blood type.
“So Billy are you ready for the operation?” “Yes sir”
Billy does the operation to save Bobby.he does, but he doesn’t make it after.Bobby wakes

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