My story ?
lder sister is going to study abroad in French in next August. I will miss her and all the experiences that we had been through together. When I was a kid, I hated my sister so much. My parents always said something nice about her but nothing like that about me. Morever she treated like she was an adult and I was not. That made me angry and also jealous. We fighted to each other everyday that was bothered my parents. I even told to my dad that I wished my sister was not exsist. My dad was very surprise and he known he had to do something. It was a Halloween night and my parents decided to go out so we were home alone. After 30 minutes from the moment my parents left, the light in my house suddenly went off. I was very scared and hold my sister’s arm tightly. She was scared too. When the light went on, a gaint ugly black monster appeared in the kitchen. He caught me as soon as I saw him. “Don’t leave me, please. Help me, help me”- I screamed out. My sister cried and tried to pull me away from the monster. He said “Give me your candies and I will let your sister go”. My sister ran upstair and looked for the candies and then she came back and gave the monster all candies she had. But he changed his mind and didn’t want to take candies any more. Instead he caught my sister and let me go. I was no longer afraid of that ugly monster. I hit him over and over. “You can’t catch my sister. Let her go, now. Can you hear me?” –I screamed. Finally he let my sister go and ran out of the house quickly. I hugged my sister happily and we realized that how much we loved each other. I told my father everything and he was very satisfied with us. He said “There are many other monsters outside. When you’re grown up, you will face to them everyday so you have to love each other to fight those monsters”. Then my father smiled and asked me “If your sister had not exsisted, who would have protected you from the monster?” I felt regret about my stupid treaty and grateful that she still was with me. For a long time later, we known that monster was my father but it didn’t matter. It’s an experience that I will never forget.
