Personal Narrative: Why Should We Be Buying For The Grandkid?

After fixing the coffee and toast, proudly Andrew went up the stairs carrying a tray containing coffee and toast for two, he saw Margaret waiting on the patio and served her first. While sipping his coffee and eating his toast, Andrew asked, “Has Mark said anything about graduation?”
“Not yet, remember, Ashley needs a car,” Margaret said, knowing they’d promised their granddaughter a car when her brother went away to college.
“Why should we be responsible buying for the grandkids? If Marlene didn’t spend so much on her new Mercedes, they could buy their kids a car.” “We bought Mark a car, guess they thought we would buy one for Ashley. Did you talk to Marlene recently?” Andrew asked, putting the dishes on the tray to return to the kitchen. “Not for
We were standing in the driveway all of a sudden; a man ran around the house from the backyard. When I asked, ‘What are you doing back there?’ He stopped, stared straight at me, as though, he was going to attack me, but instead, he jumped over the fence and ran across the lawn. We went back in the house,” she said, pointing toward the area. “Around 7:00 o’clock, Bouncer woke me up again, I brought him outside, and he ran around the side of the house when I went after him. I saw something lying near the trash can. At first, I thought it was a blanket or a rug until I went over to check it and saw Katherine covered with blood, that’s when I ran to your house.” Looking at her watch,” Karen said, “I need to ask Phyllis to take my Tuesday morning class.”
Walking up and down the sidewalk, Dan said, “I hear sirens coming, go ahead, make your call, and I'll take care of them until you come back.”
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Parking in the driveway the officers got out of the squad car as Dan went up the driveway to meet them. “I’m Officer Jackson. My partner is Officer Grayson. Are you the one who reported finding a woman’s