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Short Story: A Place In Guatemala

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The story takes place in Guatemala with my neighborhoods. The character would be Maria H, she is one of my best friend she was mindful, she has been a friend when I was 7 years old. We were the same age, and same size of high. My other character is Marcos who is my cousin. We are like brothers and he was taller than me. He was 7-year-old, and he owned has a store. My last character is Rocky which is a dog that was rabid. and a lot of people don’t like it.

A day that I woke up one morning the sun was started to rising and the wind was so fresh. It was a Saturday, and go walked on the street when, I saw maria was entering in my cousin store. five minutes later I saw Maria was get in out in the store with a bag of bread, I was sat on
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