Julian Falls Into The Water: A Narrative Fiction

Splash! A huge wave erupted from Lake Washington as Julian fell into the water. This happened during the summer of 2017 on the 18th of July. I was hanging out with my friends I had met at summer camp, Elijah, Radley, Kate, Julian, and Kayla. That day the group had decided that we should go down to my grandmother’s dock. Julian falling into Lake Washington was a shocking, but hilarious experience that my friends and I still make fun of to this day.

I was just waking up and was gazing at my phone in my bed. Suddenly, out of nowhere my phone buzzed. It was a text from Elijah. Elijah was asking the group if we wanted to hang out at Lake Washington for the day. Immediately, I replied with a “Yes”.

After about an hour everybody had finally

The fog clouded my field of vision as to where I couldn’t see my grandmother’s door. I lumbered over to my grandma’s door. “Ding dong.” I rang the doorbell, my grandma answered. “Hey sweetie, it is so nice to see you!” my grandma exclaimed. “Hey Nana, I was wondering if my friends and I could head down to the dock and just hang out.” I asked. “Of course, Camden, have fun dear.” said my grandma. “I will, bye Nana. Love you, thank you very much.” I said. I headed to the end of my grandma’s driveway to wait for my friends. No less than 20 minutes later Radley showed up, then Elijah and Kayla, then Julian, and finally Kate. We said our greetings and decided to head down to the dock. To get down to the dock you must follow a narrow path through the forest to the bottom of the hill. We set out on our way to the dock. On the way there, we asked each other how everyone was doing and soon we reached the bottom of the dock. At the dock we decided to place all our belongings on a wooden table next to the shore. We swiftly opened the bags of chips we had brought because we were all starving. A half hour passed by of munching on chips and talking, until Julian decided he was going to the dock to feel the water. At the time, we didn’t really think much of it as it wasn’t really important that he felt the