Black Belt Narrative

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“Good job son, three more wins and you’ll have your black belt”. You don’t know how excited I am dad I’m going to work extra hard so that I can get my black belt. They soon left the karate match with such joy. While Scott was in the car staring at the ethereal stars, Scott’s dad was driving and his mom was in the passenger seat. Scott’s dad had seen a very suspicious car following them, out of nowhere the car swerves in front of them and I big buff guy got out the car with a double barrel shotgun and said “get out the car now!” Scott’s dad got out, “listen to me honey here’s my phone and no matter what you hear or what you see you stay under this seat” soon after that Scott’s mom got out the car. “You can have my wallet you can have whatever …show more content…

The owner of the martial arts dojo was called jimmy and gave Scott a list of things he had to do before he left every day. After couple weeks he was getting tired of doing the same things over and over again till he meets a very beautiful girl named Becke who also helped in the dojo. He started to feel a little something for the girl , one day the girl invited him to go watch a street fight. When they got there the first two people that were going to start the street fight was the destroyer and bone-breaker. He realized something strange about bone-breaker he seemed very similar to someone who he had seen before. He took a closer look at the guy and saw a shark tattoo on his neck.He had finally realized who that guy was he was the guy who had killed his parents, he started to feel sick he got the urge of throwing up, he got up out of the seat and went home without telling the girl anything. When he got home he broke out in tears all he wanted to do was cry. He told himself “Scott no matter what happens, you’re going to get

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