Narrative Speech : A Graduation Speech?

“Thank you for coming on such short notice, Father.” a weary voice said as the door opened. He had thinning grey hair, a scruffy beard, and looked downright distraught.

“What mum?,” Shocked to hear her mum’s voice she calls out again. “ Mum! Is that you?”

“That-That is very kind of you! We really appreciate it, but I am afraid it is far too late. We must head home,” Eddie’s mother replied with a polite smile, forgetting about my previous slip up. Still, there was a frightened glint in her eye that refused to leave when she looked at me.

They walked on up the stone steps towards the large front doors. The doors themselves opened noiselessly as they reached them and the group carried on walking through over the threshold without needing to stop.

   “Makoto, thanks for taking me in as a child and giving me a home, a family, to belong to.” She hides her face as he nods and walks out of the sanctuary. Hours of meditation had past ‘till she had made her decision.

“I should take care of you today.” Both of her parents said at the same time, bringing a smile to her face as they showed their care for her.

" Get.. The..Fuck..out...",she ground out through clenched teeth. " GET THE FUCK OUT NOW!!!", her voice rising with each word she managed before she walked to the door and opened it, signaling for Brett to leave.

While busy tidying up the kitchen, Margaret asked, “Is it possible whoever murdered the grandparents, kidnapped the grandson?”

Just opposite there was a doorway. It was carved in solid stone and appeared not to have been opened for a long time. They glanced at each other and waited. “Is this what you wanted?” I shouted.

Were moving!My family and I were on the way to our new house.We were only about thirty minutes from the place,I could not wait.

“I do. Now, let me tell you and Percy all about your aunt and grandparents. We have plenty of time until Craid, Lee, and your mother

“We’re going home!” Laina exclaimed, holding up the wads of cash they had earned. “Quick, let’s get to the ferry before it closes.”

“I noticed you three don’t have any parents here, do you want to live with us, when my husband comes back from war he would love to have you.” she says to us.

"Yeah. I haven't seen my dad in forever." I uttered coldly as we entered the conference room. My mom was in there, odd.

“Sire, come with us.” Perceval gestured to the door. “Well pass the time in the meeting chamber down the corridor for your rooms. That way, you’ll be close by when your child arrives.”