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Miss Warren Informative Speech
“What’s going on, Miss Warren?” I asked. She hesitated, then replied with “Your father is waiting for you outside, he has some news.” I wondered what my dad had to say. Thousands of thoughts ran through my head as I made my way outside to where my dad was supposedly waiting. What was so important that he had to take me out of school for? I was out of the school building, looking around to find my father when I felt someone hug me from behind. I turned around to see my sister! It was Mary Runs Away! I couldn’t believe it, what a surprise. I now knew that Miss Warren was a liar, and a good one too. “Mary! What are you doing here!” I was far too excited, I missed my sister a ton.
“I’ve missed you and the family, Junior. I came to visit and I do have some big news! I’ve been working on a novel...and …show more content…
After I congratulated her, we went to our car where my dad had been. Missing one day of school wouldn’t be so bad right? I mean it’s for a good reason too, MY SISTER CAME BACK FROM MONTANA! That day all we did was celebrate, even Rowdy came to congratulate my sister. I thought Rowdy still really hated my guts, turns out he doesn’t. I guess he missed me which is good because I missed him too. It felt good to have my best friend back. “You should come to Reardan with me.” I told Rowdy.
“You’ve asked me that before.” He replied. I desperately wanted him to join me at Reardan, so I tried convincing him that day. A few days later my sister goes back to Montana to her husband. Rowdy later came up to me telling me he had something important to share. I wonder what it could be because he’s never this serious about anything but in this moment, he was dead serious. I was hoping it wasn’t something terrible. “Junior,I’m joining you at Reardan.”I never thought this day would come, I never thought that Rowdy would change his mind. Words couldn’t express how happy I was. In that moment I knew that everything could change for the better, and it
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