Personal Narrative

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I looked at the tickets in my hand, and then imagined the smile on Joshua’s face as I handed him a new guitar. I quickly put the tickets up for sale on the internet, and in less than five minutes I had an offer. A girl messaged me and said that she would give me $20 more than asking price. The girl and I met at the local music store, and she gave me the $200, and I grudgingly handed over my two BTS concert tickets. The girl thanked me and walked away as quickly as a cheetah, like if she didn’t I would change my mind and take the tickets back. I finally walked in the music shop, and I looked around at all the guitars before finding one that was blue and black, two of his favorite colors. The guitar jumped down from the shelf and into …show more content…

Finally, the door creaked open and in walked my husband of two years. His chocolate brown hair and matching eyes lit up at the sight of me, and he hurried over to give me a giant hug. He smelled like vanilla, my favorite scent, and gave me a quick peck on the cheek. He smiled and reached behind his back and pulled out a small gift bag and said, “I got this for you, and in my opinion, it’s the perfect gift for you.” I pulled away the paper to reveal a card and a paper talking about a booked hotel room. “So, you know how that BTS concert is a few hours away? I decided that I didn’t want you driving home late at night so I booked a hotel room for you right next to the venue, and the card is to buy some merchandise. Don’t you just love it!” Joshua’s smile fell as he saw my eyes widen with panic. “I love it Josh, but I sold my tickets to buy your gift.” I handed him the new guitar, “I saw you always looking at new guitars so I thought I would buy you one.” His face looked slightly panicked, “I sold all of my sheet music and guitar picks to buy your gift. I guess that means that both of gifts are a bit useless.” He just chuckled and wrapped his arms around me, and pulled me over to our fireplace where we stayed the rest of the

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