Personal Narrative: Do I Continue

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How did I end up like this dancing in the glass spilled sheets,Barefoot. With my mates and my holster on my hips. I shouldn’t have listened Freedom was finally in my hands, my enemy was gone. I haved passed the ultimate test, I was free. I was horrified, yet i was proud. I want to run. Do I pay the consequences for such a horrendous act. Or do i permanently join my new family. I want to die. I turn back to see their faces, the both of them with a wide grin. The doctor said to not listen to them that they were dangerous. But that's not the vibe i got. They taught me how important freedom was, and most importantly they told me how to achieve it. So should i ever have listened to him? What have i done But all the time i’ve spent with them

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