I pull into my normal spot in the circle drive in front of the house. ... As I enter the house, I must immediately bend down to give her attention. ... I go up the stairs. ... Soon the house will be chaotic with football blaring in every room, but at this moment I am surrounded by peace and relaxation. ...
A large portion of the book was at her house in Greenwich Village. ... She showed up at her best friend's house. in the limo, but refused to explain why they were riding in it. ... They made there way to the top of the stairs and turned around to look at the media. ... Mia ended up spending the night at Lilly's house because she didn't want to go home to face whatever her parents had to say about her night at the dance. ...
So I decided to see if it was really something more than a friendship so the day I got my car I drove It to her house to show her. ... Finally, at six forty five I got in my car dressed all nice and drove over to her house getting there by six fifty five. ... Vanessa then came down the stairs and said her goodbyes to her parents and then we walked out the door. ... So I told her that I felt like we should just head back to her house and put some ice on her eye. She agreed and we headed back towards her house. ...
We packed up our things and we left to our new house in Middletown, Delaware. ... After a while unpacking into our new house, my mom stated that tomorrow will be my first day of school in a new environment. ... The girls abused me like they stated by pretending to force their fist in my face and pushing me hard in dangerous situation like the stairs. ...
My mother was down stairs on the patio drinking her morning mug of coffee, yelling at me to hurry up. ... I dismissed this, and continued on to my house. As I walked up the driveway, fumbling through my book bag to find my house keys, I noticed that my mother's car was not parked in the driveway. ...
A paramedic named Tim helped me up and out of my house. ... I returned home to find the house back as it was before the incident happened. ... I climbed the narrow stairs, which led to my safehaven. ... I walked home that day and entered my house with many emotions running high. ...
