It was the beginning of summer break. The sun was crisp and warm, and the most popular lake in Nashville, Tennessee had swarms of people there. The water was as fresh as a mint leaf and the sand was like carpet under your feet. It was the hotspot of the summer and everyone was dying to go. Baylee, Lizzy, and Britney were on there way to the lake. They decided to take the scenic route and go through a forest to get there. They had to walk about a mile or so through the forest to get to the lake and the girls were only half way there. They couldn't bare the heat for much longer and decided to take a breather. "I think I see a shady spot by a bush over there." Baylee mentioned. The girls walked over to the bush and laid on the cool ground. …show more content…
There's like a wooden cabin." Lizzy said while she started walking over there. The girls walked over to the cabin and saw that there was a draw bridge. It had a key pad that require a password to get the draw bridge to drop down. The draw bridge looked like it was about one million years old. "Let's try to get it down" exclaimed Lizzy. "Why don't we just get on our way back to the beach. If we unlock the bridge it could be trespassing." Baylee said hoping that they would listen to her. Britney and Lizzy told her "It looks like it hasn't had people in it for at least 5 years, I think we will be fine." And they tried about 22 different passwords before they got in. "1234, really that was the password. I think they should of chosen a more secure password." Lizzy said, "Whatever is in here must not be very important." Lizzy and Britney started walking on the bridge but Baylee walked very slowly and the two girls nodded at her to come in with them, and of course she did. She was always the one who never wanted to do anything risky unlike Lizzy or Britney. They never really cared what they did even if they would have consequences for what they …show more content…
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