Emotional Rescue
It was a rude awakening. It was my eighth grade graduation. As I walked into the auditorium, looking around at all the other families trying to scope out mine, I finally found them. There they were my mother, my grandfather (my poppy) and the empty seat who posed as my father. Fifteen years ago, my family (my mother, father, and I) were living in our cute little yellow house with our white picket fence on the corner of Coolidge Street in Hawthorne, NJ. It was the perfect house for us, but we weren’t so perfect. Most marriages have their set of problems, but now-a-days most married people solve their problems by hiring a lawyer and getting a divorce. So there you have it, my mother and
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Approximate Word count = 473
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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