Short Story Of The South Side Serpens

“I’m sorry, that I scared you. I will make sure that the next time, I approach people in a different way.” Then he just walked away and I saw him walk over to two kids and his wife. Then knew he was telling the truth.

In the article “The southpaw” by Judith Viorst, Richard is the character that cares most about saving the friendship. He tries to get her back by making excuses. He offers her spots on the field to see if she’ll join the team. Janet is playing hard to get. Richard is the most caring about their friendship because he is making up excuses to try and get her on the team.

Timothy ran right out of the school to go home. The next day Timothy went to go and look for Arnold and his friends.

I told one of the ladies to call your father, your father rushed from his job to the hospital and was with me the whole time.”

“His name was Gavin son.” I instantly went pale, I shook vigorously as shivers ran through my whole body, almost like I was standing in a cold wind. My eyes felt like they were going to pop out of my head, suddenly I gained little confidence and looked up to my dad.

In Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. Me and my daughter Mary Jane moved into a tiny apartment on White ln. The tiny apartment had only one bathroom and it was located up stairs and the two bedrooms was on the bottom floor.

"Max," his father said with an old weary voice. "How's work been at the cleaning company?"

Calling his parent’s number, Andrew answered, and Jerry said, “Dad, I need to talk to you, it is important. Would you and Mom come over for a few minutes? Please, Dad,” he asked with a lump in his throat

headed home to see if father was home yet. ''Father'' I yelled into the empty house, are

dazed, his dad was about to do the coolest officer call Timothy had ever heard on the police radio. He

He smiled at them as a sign of hello. He grabbed a plate of scrambled eggs on it his mom and dad turned to him and smiled in greeting. Chris finished eating and ran back upstairs to get dressed. Once Chris finished getting dressed, he ran back downstairs. He ran outside and hopped in the car. His parents join him in the car and they began their way to the stadium. Chris smiled and stared out the window.

Anna stopped helping my dad unload to come and introduce us. “Hey, Mary! This is my boyfriend Chris, and his

“Okay. Oh god. I’ll be there in just a bit? Are the kids with you?” He asked and she confirmed that the kids were in the hospital waiting room with her. “Okay, i’ll be there in a bit.”

In my window, I saw the family mini-van pull up into our driveway and knew my parents were back. In a few moments, I heard my parents come in through the door. “Shane, we’re home!” my dad called out.

“Hello,” I asked the inside of the empty house as I closed the door. “Mom? Dad? Amber? Bryce?” I called out, raising my voice a little more now.