Suddenly David raises his hand. Madison: Yes, David? David: Who wrote all that? Madison: Zac wrote it. David: Really? Madison: Yes, really. David: Oh. Madison: I really liked it, Zac. Zac: Thanks. Later: At home: It's afternoon: David is sitting outside, he is alone, he is a little sad, Zac sees it, from the window, he goes out to David. Zac: Hey. David: Hey. Zac: What's wrong? David: No one wants to be friends with me, i think that i'm cool, but i'm not, i'm just sad. Zac: What are you sad about? David: I'm sad, because of my dad, he died last year, i miss him alot. Zac: Oh, i'm sorry about that, my mom, she died last year, i miss her. David: I'm sorry about that. Zac: Thanks. David: It looks like that we have more in common than I thought. Zac: Yeah, we have. David: But i don't feel, that i'm a good person. Zac: That assignment i wrote, i mean every word that i wrote. David: It was a great assignment, that you wrote. Zac: Really? David: Yeah, it was. Zac: Thanks. David: It made me think about some things. Zac: Like what? David: That i haven't been nice to you, at all, i'm sorry about that. Zac: I'm a nice person, so i forgive you. David: Thanks, i was hoping that we could be friends, our parents are living together, and we're gonna live in the same house with them. Zac: Yeah, they make each other happy, and i also want to be friends with you. David: Thanks. They shake hands, and they finally become friends with each other. Zac: We should tell my dad and your mom, that we're friends. David: Yeah, we should do that.
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Bullying Or Friendship
Non-FictionIt's about a young guy, he is starting at a new school, but the school isn't that easy as he thinks it is, he is getting bullied, but will things get better with time, or will they get worse, and does he even get some friends.
