Addie, Rachael , Jackson, and Emily

 

                                  Stacy’s Honesty

 

 

 

            There was a girl named Stacy. She was in poverty and she was an orphan. She was not very appealing to people. 

 

            One day when she was at the mall. She passed a Coach store. There was a cute purse that caught her eye. She walked in. A person named Gwen, 17 years old, bumped into her and apologized. Stacy was annoyed by the girl. When Stacy turned around, she saw it… the perfect chance to steal the purse. The alarm went crazy and was continuous. She threw the purse strait into Gwen arms and putting her in jeopardy   That someone just happened to be Gwen the girl she had bumped into.

 

            Well… Stacy did not have such a good life. She had stolen of an incredible amount of things before this. She had a knack for stealing things. She was a very poor person and she was not too popular around town. She had always been successful in stealing things.

 

            Since she framed Gwen, the bully at school, went to Juvenile. Since Gwen was mean at school, it was realistic that she would have stolen the purse. Stacy did not linger for a second, and by the time Gwen was caught. She was already out of the mall and running through the humid July heat.

 

            Two weeks later, Gwen went to court. Stacy tagged along to see what would be outcome. She felt like it was propitious.  Gwen was very aggravated.   She was not lying. She was in peril. 

           

            Stacy had remembered that from a brief time ago. That her old friend from Juvenile named Anna, she had told her to always tell the truth. She drastically changed what she thought about stealing things.

 

            She stood up as if she was starting a campaign. She blurted out, “I did it!” everyone stifled their gasps and swiveled in their seats to see who said it. She declared, “Yes, it was me, I stole the purse and threw it at Gwen.” The bailiff came out and put her in cuffs.

 

A couple minutes later Gwen went back to visit her cell. She thanked Stacy for telling the truth. Stacy didn’t like Juvi, but she was ecstatic to tell the truth and she was glad that she revealed the truth. Her honesty excelled through her life and had a mediocre time in jail because she felt good about not making Gwen have to sustain jail.