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March 5th, 2018

By Anonymous
It was the worst day of my life, the last day of 4th grade. We were at Enchanted castles for a field trip, and I had a best friend named Lucas we’d call ourselves Lucas George. It all ended that day. When i found him saying his best friend was my... BULLY! And he left me to go hang with him and I started to cry because he betrayed me. And on the way to the bus he says why are you mad at me? And he told me what happened. So later when we all left I was on the playground and I saw my bully walk past me and I wanted jump down and start beating him up but I’m too nice..

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