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Julli [10]
3 years ago
5

Hellpp HELP help help please please i don't understand ​

English
1 answer:
mezya [45]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

"Hey Wait for me", I shouted to my friend in the hallway. She suddenly stopped, and ran after me. I saw tears running down her face. "What happened?" I asked. "Help me" she said. I realized she had fallen down and had hurt herself badly. The kids were all walking by and starring at us, so I held her had and we raced to the nurses office. I screamed out, "Help, my friend is hurt badly!" The staff came running out of the office, and came to help us. "We will take it from here" they said. And the kids outside gathered around confused, and I walked away worried for her. "What is going to happen?"I thought to myself. Later the next day. One of the ladies from the office called mt down. I left my class, and went to the office. "Hi! Im feeling better!" my friend said. I was so relieved. And I said, "I'm glad you're alright"

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