Jonah Narrative

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On a street called hillstone once lived a family by the name of the Walkers. The Walkers had a son named Jonah and the dad name Jose and the mother named maria. They were a depressing family who just stayed home. Jose woud go to work early at 6, Maria would stay home and clean Jonah would like to read books but when he went to school people would bully him. The walkers were normal during the day but changed by night they would do weird crazy things. As the days went on jonah started to get really depressed from home school and life he would get scared at what his family would do to him at night. He would stay in his room and go to school two times a week. Jonah would hate school because there's this big kid who would always push him around …show more content…

I am really tired of being in this home where my family is up to something and me being always afraid. I had to come up with a plan. The next morning I woke up and sat on my bed for about a minute then I figured it out what I needed to do and it would be best to do it tonight. As the day went on all I did was watch t.v while my mom was cooking in the kitchen and dad at work. while I was watching t.v I was curious and still wanted to know what she had in her hand that morning. I left the t.v on and quietly went up the stairs to my mom and dads bedroom. I started to search around the room I hit a drawer where there are all kinds of blue rocks. I wasn’t sure what kind of rocks they were so I took one. I walked to my room and opened up my laptop to start researching on this rock. I found some things that this kind of rock is evil and powerful. I was scared to hold on to it. I wanted to put it back but next thing I know I see mom in the room looking in her stuff. I was hoping she didn’t go through her drawer and see it missing. Thank god she didn’t. Night was coming and I had to prepare for what I was going to do. I was ready. Mom called me down for dinner. I walked into the kitchen and sat down at the table waiting for mom to give me my

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