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My Pumpkin Narrative

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“Only 5 more days until Halloween”, screamed Abigail. I can not wait until it is Halloween because I feel like it is going to be one of the best ones yet. My brother, Adam and I had made plans to carve a pumpkin because I have wanted to do one for a long time. I asked my mom, Caroline, when we could carve one and she said,”You can do some today only if you finish your homework.” Ok I said and I better get started on my homework. After I finished my homework Adam and I got our pumpkins and our carving tools and took them outside onto the porch. I didn’t really care how my pumpkin looked I justed wanted to carve one really bad. I was carving away on my pumpkin while Adam took his time to think about how he wanted his to look. It started to get really quiet outside,so I decided to go get my speaker so I could play some music. I got my speaker from my room, then took off running back outside with my speaker and my knife in my hand. Without watching where I was going I tripped on my pumpkin and fell on Adam with my knife going right into his stomach. I was so scared and in shock, I had no clue what had happened. I got up and saw the knife in Adam and I screamed for my mom. She came running very fast to see what had happened. She said,”Abigail hurry go call 911.” I called 911 and the ambulance came and got Adam. They took him to Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital and Dr. Shepherd cared for him. They said that Adam would have to have surgery. After they were done with the surgery they told us that Adam would be ok. I felt so bad about what I have done, …show more content…

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