Personal And Public Things

Event #1

⚠️Warning⚠️

Was based on a real story...

One time in fourth grade after the other classes left, my class and two other classes are doing our usual exercises every Tuesday and Thursday's (I forgot). We were about to start the normal exercises when suddenly a helicopter was flying in the sky on top of our school grounds. I was slightly confused but I got slightly alarmed when one of the teachers said that we need to come inside the classrooms immediately. So we grabbed our backpacks and immediately started to run to our classrooms, which was upstairs. I was still a little confused but then slowly realized that we were officially in a lockdown. After we ran to our classrooms, the speakers in the rooms then said that there was a bad person that had a bomb right next to the school. Then I also noticed and realized that the other school right next to ours is also in danger. Also just to let you know, we had a balcony attached to our classrooms (I think) and my teacher said that we weren't allowed to go near the window/balcony because the dude was in the school grounds with the same bomb for who knows what. Even the cops were over there. All classes, even fifth grade, had to stay inside for hours, even our principal had told us to go to the bathroom one at a time (pretty much the second, third, and fourth grade classes were on the second floor only). I didn't want to go to the bathroom cause, I didn't feel like it but my teacher said this is only one time and that's it, so I went, even though I didn't feel it coming. Thankfully we still had lunch but we still have to stay inside. It was almost time to leave and go home as we started packing but didn't line up yet. For me, I was kinda of like a leader in the class and telling my classmates to get in line. After the bell rang, all classes started to go outside the school where the playground and the cafeteria were at but instead, we went to the field just to be safe. Technically almost all students parents were over there, except mine. After a few moments, my dad finally picked me up and went to my brother's highschool. Then I also realized that he was also in a lockdown too in the same situation. I was a little scared but only like 5% percent. While the other 95% was not even scared nor frightened.
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Author's Notes: this is real and in the news. Dang..447
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