Remembering an Event
A Night to Remember
“Emjed hurry up!” my cousin shouts with joy. I walked out of the garage while putting on my jacket to get into my car. We first drove to go and pick up my friend, Nathan. As we got close to his house, I called him to come out. A few minutes later, he came out and jumped in the car. Before we headed to the party, we made a quick stop at the liquor store to buy alcohol. Once we left the store, we spotted two cop cars right behind us. My friend Nathan was so scared because he was only nineteen years old at the time. Even though I was the same age, I wasn’t too afraid. Eventually, the cops turned into a street just a couple miles before we got to our destination. I was a bit hesitant about going, but it was too late to turn back now. I didn’t want to look like I was a little kid in front of my cousin and my friend. We finally arrived at my cousin’s house around eleven at night. Before I knew it, seconds turned to minutes which then turned to hours. It was already three in the morning. I was pretty much already screwed because I had to be home around 3 o’clock. On the flip side, my friend never told his parents he was going to a party, so he snuck out of his house. I was the only one who did not drink because I volunteered myself to be the designated driver, and I don’t really like drinking too much, either. I couldn’t find Nathan downstairs anywhere, so I figured he was upstairs somewhere. A couple minutes later I found Nathan passed in one of the rooms upstairs. My cousin and I were able to carry him to my car. It was so dark outside the only thing that I was able to see were my lights when I unlocked my car. My friend Nathan was so wasted he couldn’t even talk, and on top of that, he threw up in my car! I finally got Nathan home, realizing I had to help him get into his room before his parents found out. I wouldn’t be in this situation if I had chosen to just stay home for the night and not go out. I helped Nathan walk to the front door and
“Emjed hurry up!” my cousin shouts with joy. I walked out of the garage while putting on my jacket to get into my car. We first drove to go and pick up my friend, Nathan. As we got close to his house, I called him to come out. A few minutes later, he came out and jumped in the car. Before we headed to the party, we made a quick stop at the liquor store to buy alcohol. Once we left the store, we spotted two cop cars right behind us. My friend Nathan was so scared because he was only nineteen years old at the time. Even though I was the same age, I wasn’t too afraid. Eventually, the cops turned into a street just a couple miles before we got to our destination. I was a bit hesitant about going, but it was too late to turn back now. I didn’t want to look like I was a little kid in front of my cousin and my friend. We finally arrived at my cousin’s house around eleven at night. Before I knew it, seconds turned to minutes which then turned to hours. It was already three in the morning. I was pretty much already screwed because I had to be home around 3 o’clock. On the flip side, my friend never told his parents he was going to a party, so he snuck out of his house. I was the only one who did not drink because I volunteered myself to be the designated driver, and I don’t really like drinking too much, either. I couldn’t find Nathan downstairs anywhere, so I figured he was upstairs somewhere. A couple minutes later I found Nathan passed in one of the rooms upstairs. My cousin and I were able to carry him to my car. It was so dark outside the only thing that I was able to see were my lights when I unlocked my car. My friend Nathan was so wasted he couldn’t even talk, and on top of that, he threw up in my car! I finally got Nathan home, realizing I had to help him get into his room before his parents found out. I wouldn’t be in this situation if I had chosen to just stay home for the night and not go out. I helped Nathan walk to the front door and