Week #36 - Angus

One day at the beach I was surfing. Mum and Dad called my name. It was Lunch time so I went over and something happened. People were screaming, they were running for their lives. It was a tsunami so big that I knew I should run. I was running like Usain Bolt. That’s when I lost my mom and dad. I got to the nearest building. I ran up to the top of the building it was the scariest day of my life. I cried. Would I ever see my parents again? The Tsunami stopped. I ran to find my parents.

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