Bob's Mistake: A Short Story

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Once upon a time the was a young boy named Baylor. All baylor did was make fun of this kid because of his hair and that Bob liked to play with power ranger action figures. The boy that he made fun of was named Bob. Baylor and his friends, Tate, Chris, and Bobby always gave Bob wedgies, swirlies, and gets stuffed and in a locker every day from kindergarten through 11th grade. But Bob would finally stick up for himself in his senior year of high school. Bob has been planning this revolt against Bob and his goons for 3 years. He has been planning every specific detail to make sure that his plan does not fail. Bob called all of his friends, Sam, Jason, and Jim went over to his house and they collected all of their supplies to strike back at …show more content…

They all remained still for what felt like 5 hours to the boys was actually only 1 minute. Bob’s mom finally closed the door and the boys packed up once again. The boys started their long trek towards Baylor’s house. Sam brought all the food and drinks, jason brought all the toilet paper and eggs for Baylor’s house. As we were walking it started to rain like cats and dogs. The boys took off sprinting like Usain Bolt. The rain seemed to be howling at us. We decided to sprint to find cover from the raging rain storm that repeatedly rattled the roof of the resort. Bob and his friends decided to wait out the storm. After the storm had passed, the boys were on there way and before they knew it they were standing right outside of Baylor’s house. The boys hearts were about explode with excitement. The boys got out the eggs and toilet paper and started hurling them towards the house. With the boys luck as they throw the final egg towards the house it hits Bob in the head and all of Baylor's friends start to chase Bob and his friends. The boys are …show more content…

Baylor and are in most intense staring battle of all time. Bob finally reacts and jumps at Baylor and he throws one punch and that is all that was needed. Baylor stands up with a bloody nose and just starts balling his eyes out. He and his hooligan friends all retreat back to his house and they all scurried away with their tail between their legs. Bob and his friends all had felt pride and a feeling of winning for the first time in their lives. The boys had walked around school like they were the coolest kids on campus. All of the kids at the school treated them like kings for what they did to baylor and his hoodlum friends. At lunch the 4 boys would walk around and all the kids would have to give them all the good things front the kids that their mothers picked for them and if one of the boys didn’t like what they had you would go to “The Box.” The box changes everyone in different ways. Baylor and his friends were not allowed in the lunchroom at their school because of Bob’s rules. Baylor’s gang really did not like bob and his group, so Baylor and his friends decided to do something about it. Baylor and his friends would not allow Bobs gang to do what they did to them so Baylor went up to Bob and pushed him and started an all out brawl between

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