After awhile my mom finally decided to take us down to the bouncy house that was hidden in the basement. Not many people knew about it. We found our way down the stairs to the basement of the YMCA, but then when we got down there we didn’t know where to go. After attempting to find an employee we gave up hope and decided to look by ourselves. We didn’t see an employee for quite some time, but we did manage to find a door with a staircase leading up.
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There was nothing. Falling out into the road was a very large possibility.
“Mom, please call dad for help. I want to go home,” I said with tears running down my cheek. However, my moms phone was dead.
“Guys, stay calm. Everything will be alright.” I started to cry because I knew I was trapped above the YMCA entrance and could not go back in without jumping down which was one story high. I knew beforehand that parents always try to cover up their fear for their kids. I uncovered her bluff. My mom did stay calm though. Having four kids with streams of tears on their cheeks was very hard for my mom.
That’s when the door opened. I zoomed down the stairs to the toasty air below and looked back at my family which was doing the same. A family sprinting down the stairs trying to escape the cold. A man that opened the door smiled at us and showed us back to the gym where my dad worked up a sweat. He still was trying his very best trying to swish the basketball in the net.
We told my dad the story about getting stuck, but he just chuckled. “Why are you laughing?” said my whole family. We were all scared and for my dad to laugh was making me and my family