The Accident



I keep hearing my little sister crying in her room at night.
I always wake up and run to see if she's ok.
When I reach the room, I see the empty bed.
I suddenly remember she was hit by a car last summer...

 Scarlett
Year 8

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  1. Miss A17 October 2018 at 11:50

    Cool!

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  2. The Big Blog Theory19 October 2018 at 06:39

    Year 7 (class 7Sa) think this story is amazing, but sad! Well done! (Miss Robinson and class)

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