Graduation Speech: 3, 3.2.1 Go !

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Jack was the son of the king of England. He was riding his bike with his friends. “Let's have a race” said James “Ok” said jack “3 2 1 Go!” Jack and his friends went really far from his neighborhood and jack got really tired and had to stop but his friends didn’t notice him and keep on going. He didn’t know where he was, so he knocked on someone's door. “What do you want” said George “I’m lost and I don’t know where my house is. Can you help me?” said jack “No” “My papa is the king, he will repay you for helping me back home” “Your dad is the king well why didn’t you say that earlier come in” Jack goes inside. He see’s that George looks the door. He didn’t think much of it. “So can you help me go back home” “No not yet” “Why” “Ill tell you …show more content…

Dear unknow guy I saw the letter you left and I refuse to pay it, why don’t you give me my kid back and I will forget that you did all the crimes you did. Give me back to him as soon as you can. If you don’t give him back to me in 2 days, then I find you and throw you in jail Sincerely the King Of England “Hey kid come here right now”

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