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Summary Of The Book 'An Unwanted Farewell'
Tyeler Uelk 1,152 words
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(314) 493-6100 uelkt236@ritenourschools.org An Unwanted Farewell by Tyeler Uelk Bob lives in the city of Miami, Florida. He lives in a suburban home, with a huge front and backyard. His parents house has four bedrooms, two baths, attic, and basement. Bob had it all in life, he had two parents, Brett and Mary, who loved him to pieces, he has two siblings, John and Lisa, who he gets along great with. Bob and his family would go out camping, or go on vacations, and have a wonderful time. They would travel to Spain, Germany, Disney World, which wasn’t hard for them since they lived in Florida, and many other places. Bob was especially close with his mother, because she taught him everything he knows. She taught him how to play the sports
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“She is in room, 473b.” the woman answers. “Thank you.” Bob is freaking out as he takes the elevator the the floor his mother is on. He runs to the waiting room of where his mom is at and sees the immediate family all crushed, heartbroken, and crying their eyes out. Then Bob just falls to his knees, loses it, and starts to ball because he already knows what he is about to hear from his family. He didn’t want the news of losing the one person that was always there for him, the person who was the shoulder he had to cry on, or even the person who was………. his mom.
Well, of course he didn’t want to hear that. Who wants to hear that their mom is gone, and never to return, the person who brought you into this world, the one that is probably the biggest influence on your life, and will help you through anything. She picks you up when you fall, wait, no, she catches you before you can fall because she doesn’t want to see you get hurt. The person who is there for your problems or even your achievements through

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