Personal Narrative-Gym Nervousness

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As I walk into into the gym nervousness is rushing through me like a bullet. Out of the corner of my eye I spot my besties.

“Hey besties, I didn’t know you were coming!” I exclaim.

“Why wouldn’t we come?” They reply.

“I don’t know, I just thought you guys weren’t into this type of stuff.” I say.

“ We aren’t we just know that you are so fun and crazy, you would make the night fun.” they say as I blush a little.”

“Thanks, you guys are the best.” We all say as we have a group hug.

Out of the corner of my eye I see my crush dancing like on of those inflatables that squirm around in front of car dealerships.

“Omg, he’s here!” I yell.

They roll their eyes at me. My friends and I love snacks, so we couldn’t wait to check out the snack

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