Whose Pool Party: A Fictional Narrative

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“Where were you last night?” “Why do you care mom?” “Because I am your mother, and I was worried sick about you!” “So once again, where were you last night! I went upstairs to say goodnight and you were not there, your room was still and dark, and your ford was not here?” “ I was off in rainbow land catching unicorns that poop candy and are filled with chocolate syrup. Where do you think I was. And why were you worried I am almost 17!” “I don’t know, so please tell me where you were last night Harry Christopher Weber!!!!” “Mom, do you remember me asking you if I could go to Jerry Michaels pool party yesterday at about noon, when we driving to go eat lunch and you said “NO”, then we got into an argument?” “Yes” “Then where do you think I was if I asked you that question?” …show more content…

Weber, is Jerry Michaels speaking?” “Yes this is, hi Mrs. Weber how is it

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