Creative Writing On 9/11

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I will be telling y’all about 9/11 and what happen and what some brave people did to save others they never even meat and what the people had to see when it was happing. 9/11 was a bad time for a lot of people it hurt most and killed hole more than that. Friends and family’s had to seat and watch as people they loved died. All so mean times you hear people say they are not sure or they don’t understand what happen on 9/11. Well there was people that was sent over here to kill and destroy the U.S people. There was four planes that was taken and each of them had their own place to hit and run into. Two hit the world trading sinter and another one was the pentagon and the other was Pennsylvania. There was on a planes that crashed

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