Creative Writing: Homeless Girl

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On a dark stormy night, A van pulled up, and pushed out two kids, one was a little girl that was twelve years old, and the other kid was a little boy, who was 3 years old. The little girl couldn't walk, So she was crawling out of the street with her little brother. And she saw a homeless guy that was in a wheelchair, She thought to herself, " how can I conmunacat with this guy to let him know that I really need help? ", The guy who was on the other side of the street, saw the two kids, He was a kid himself, and he wanted to help, but he was really nervous, And so the little girl just made a sound letting him know that she needed help, She was all bloody and beating up with bruises all over her body, and her clothes were all tron up like a old …show more content…

", And the girl who couldn't talk, just made another noise, and at that moment, he knew that the little girl couldn't talk, so he said , " Don't worry, I won't hurt you, I promise, ' And so the little girl smiled at him, and the guy said, " let's go get you cleaned up, ", and the girl smiled, So he picked her up with her little brother, and headed to his abandoned we're house, As they were approaching the abandoned we're house, the little girl was really scared, and he knew that she was scared, So he said, " Don't worry, this is where I live, Please don't be afraid, ", So when he got to the we're house, He opened the door and drove in, as he shut the door turned on the lights, " Witch were dim, " She thought, but they worked, And so he drove her to his bed and put her gently on his …show more content…

," And she shook her head, Yes, And so, He started the shower, and he said " the pressure was very low but it still gets worm ", And she just smiled to tell him that it was okay, As he helped her get undressed, he saw more bruises, and he teared up, and the girl just looked up at him, And she had that look like, what's the matter? And he said, " You're a worrier for God ", As he kept showering her, and he got her all cleaned up and he wrapped her up in a huge beach towle, and took her back to his bed and gently laid her down with the beach towle, As he was drying her off, he was thinking of what to put on her, because he knew that he didn't have any girl clothes, So he put some of his clean shorts on her and a light blue t-shirt that match her pretty eyes. He made her a bored with numbers and letters on it so she could type

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