I was 8 years old and my brother was 12 years old at the time. This incident took place on a trampoline. It was a nice day out and we were having fun outside. Our aunt and uncle was inside the house watching TV. We were jumping on the trampoline and was doing tricks. We love doing flips and trying to jump higher than the other person. My brother was jumping close to me and I wanted to do a flip. I had told him I wanted to do a flip and to move to the side of the trampoline. I started jumping and got to the right height. I then did my flip and landed on my legs. At this time I was feeling Awesome! I had just landed on my feet for the first time. I looked around to brag about it to my brother. When I looked at him, he had blood gushing out of his nose. My heart started pounding and I ran up to him. I had kicked him in the face when I did my flip. I asked him to not tell on me because I did not want to get in trouble. We tried to think of something to stop the bleeding because I did not want to go inside the house and have to explain what happened. Our aunt and uncle are the parents that would be upset and yell at us for doing dangerous things, which is why I did not want to tell them. …show more content…
It was almost fall so the leaves were not crunchy yet but they were not that flexible either. I grabbed a hand full and ran up to him for him to wipe his nose with them. Well as you can guess, that did not work. I then thought about the back door to the house. The bathroom is a direct shot from the back door. I quietly snuck into the back door and made my way to the bathroom. I got a hand full of toilet paper and ran back to my brother. I gave him the toilet paper to shove in his nose. We stayed outside for a few so it would give his nose time to stop
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and i was worried that i would get blood all over it. My friends took me home where my mom just got home from work. They helped me limp into my house. Then i remember having my mom ask me what happened and i couldn't. She would ask them but they couldn't think of what happened.
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