My Hero's Day-Personal Narrative

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Jaedyn Gleeson
JASON

Tears were flooding his eyes. He looked as if he wanted to tell me something but he was too scared …
Oh…? Who is he? Okay fine, I'll start at the beginning.

His name is Jason Campbell. He moved to this school in early November, just after his 15th birthday. He had light brown hair and these gorgeous, deep blue eyes, although I would never tell him that, especially now. He wasn't particularly skinny and he was extremely self-conscious about how he looked and acted; which made him seem really bashful.
As for me, my name is Piper Thompson and I am also 15. Though I was born late July. I have dark brown hair naturally but I dye it jet-black. My eyes are boring and brown. I had a few friends. They were okay as friends; I‘d had them since I was younger.

So after a few weeks of …show more content…
Jason tapped on my shoulder. "Hey, can I speak to you?" he whispered. He then looked around "Alone."
He looked anxious, almost like he was worried.
"Sure," I replied, "what's wr-…?
"No!" he hissed. He grabbed me by the sleeve and dragged me away from the others.
"Okay…" he said finally, when he was sure no one was around.
"What's wrong?" I asked. "Um," he stammered. "Stop being a fag and tell me!" I demanded jokingly.
His face suddenly looked like he had been sucking on a warhead. "Never mind," He muttered dryly.

Jason exuded an air of melancholy so that afternoon I visited him at his house. His Mother and siblings weren't home. He walked out of his room when he heard the door closing.
"What were you trying to tell me earlier?" I pleaded. He just gazed at me sadly.
"I wish I could tell you," he sobbed.
"You can tell me!" I exclaimed more angrily then I meant. "No! I really can't!" he yelled.
Tears were flooding his eyes. He looked as if he wanted to tell me something but he was too scared … "Whatever it is you can tell me!" I screamed at
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