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timama
2 months ago
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Write a story that ends with the sentence, we were lucky that night ​

English
1 answer:
Bond [7.5K]2 months ago
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Years ago, my sister and I visited a store late at night for snacks. We spent about an hour exploring and joking around in the shop. Eventually, we felt tired and decided it was time to go home. After checking out, we walked across the dark parking lot toward our car. As we approached, I started to feel very anxious, as if someone was watching us. I urged my sister to hurry into the car because I was uneasy. Since both of us struggle with anxiety, my words made her anxious as well, prompting us to quickly toss our items into the car and dive in. While driving away, I glanced back and noticed a tall figure wearing a mask lurking in the shadows of the parking lot. Had I not said anything, who knows what might have occurred; we were fortunate that night.
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