Personal Narrative: My First Haunted House

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My first haunted house It was the weekend and my dad was gone for the weekend. It was October and very close to Halloween. Me, my friend Tre, and his auntie Stephanie went out to get pizza at papa johns. When we got to Papa Johns we got three toppings savory sausage, crunchy green bell peppers, delicious bacon, and melty mozzarella cheese. But we had to wait 20 minutes for them to make the pizza so we went into his auntie Stephanie’s white infinity and went to my house. While we waited for the pizza at the house we played my Xbox 360 we played Modern Warfare 3. Then we went to get the pizza at Papa Johns, I had to hold the pizza until we got back to my house Tre and I ate most of the pizza because his aunt was on a diet and she wasn't hungry but she still ate some toppings. Then we got back into the car and she started driving then she said that there was a haunted house at the police …show more content…

Then we walked into a curved hallway and we walked into a room with humanoids being killed like people in a mental hospital because they are to crazy. Then we started walking into a room with possessed girls and they were singing then an old tv came on and a man said get them and they girls started coming at us and then we walked into another room. When we walked into this room I thought that we were outside as we kept walking there was the sound of a chainsaw I turned around and I realized that a lunatic was chasing us with a chainsaw the girls behind me screaming and were pushing us. Then we finally got out of there and Tre started talking to some people from his school so I made him follow me back to the car because I was ready to leave. So we went into the car and and went back into the house when we got back we builded a fort and we played on our phones until we eventually went to

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