Personal Narrative About 9/11

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Recommended: The attack of September 11, 2001

I remember when I was 10 or 11 I used to live up the street from a nice family I played with there son almost every day but I can't remember his name sadly he was from somewhere else he was the kindest kid his family was so respected by the neighborhood just the nicest people but after the 9/11 attack they just turned there back on them there son and I were out one day and two grown men looked at us and started say the meanest things i have ever heard i was scared and didn't know what to say so i just stared at them as my friend sat there with me the two men started walking closer i couldn't move I was so scared I didn't know what to do as they got closer they said “leave now you're not welcome here” I didn't know what they meant but befor

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