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Lisa And Drilly: A Narrative Fiction
In the magical kingdom of Enchanta, there lived two girls named Lisa and Lilly. They were walking through the woods one day when they heard a roar. Lisa decided to go see where it came from. “Lisa,” Lilly called, “where do you think your going?” “I'm going to see what made that noise.” Lisa told. “Your mom wouldn't like that you know, and dinner will be done in an hour.” Lilly explained. “Well, i'm going to explore, are you coming or not?” Lisa said. Lilly and Lisa were walking when all of a sudden they saw a bear. The bear had big, vicious claws, and eyes that will cut through you. “Maybe this is what made the sound.” Lilly proclaimed.
The bear heard Lilly and was heading towards them. “Run!” yelled Lisa. The two girls ran forgetting …show more content…
Her mom cried for days, but God received another beautiful angel. “I will someday see my daughter again,but until then I love you my sweet angel.” “Lisa passed away on February 14, 2014. She will be missed dearly by many family and friends. She was an intelligent girl with a caring heart. She loved every single one of you. We will all see her again one day. She looking down on all of us. We love you Lisa Campbell. Until we meet again.” her mom read. Lisa’s mom had another baby girl. Her name was Lilly. Lisa saw how she grew up and how happy her life turned. Lisa’s mom died two days after her date. Lilly grew had two kids and lived a happy life. “My mom never told Lilly she has an older sister.” Lisa said. “She did not want Lilly to wonder how she died and details about me.” My mom died on February 16, 2016. She died from a car crash on her way to work. Lilly survived by God wanted another beautiful sole. So now me and my mom are watching over Lilly and her family and everybody else. Lilly became a nurse, and her children became honor students at their school. They grew up with a happy life, and one day we will be all reunited. “Just remember my sweet family, that I love you all and that you all will be in my heart forever.” this was Lilly’s last words before she took her last
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