Write a story which includes the sentence : 'I could tell by his face that he was angry'
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One day when i was walking in thick mist of fog in the early morning, it was peaceful around birds chirping
ducks quacking on the river. I was very happy, slowly the fog was diasppearing tge sun rays were waving hi to tye sunflowers in the park. Everyone were fresh and happy,
some were jogging, some were doing yoga and exercise.
Suddenly i heard a woman yelling i turned up there to see what was happening. She was shouting at a man i didn't understand why i asked others what has happened they said , he was about to steal her chain, i looked at him he was pale and weak and i could tell by his face that he was angry, so i stopped that woman and took him aside and asked him why he was about to steal that woman's chain.
He said that he and his childre didn't have had anything since 4 days so he wnated to steal and feed his children with that money. I felt sad and gave him some money and said him not to do such things again and asked my father to help him to find some job.
He felt happy and have shed happy tears.
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I was just passing my teacher Ms. Kelly her files when I saw him. A green fluffy jacket he wore, a bit too long for him. His facial expression reminded me of how when we both played on the sand, making castles and domes, he used to mess around with me as if he was my elder brother.
The black muffler on his neck flew with the light breeze coming from a nearby window. With great passion, he continued chewing the corner of his lips. His gaze shuffled around the classroom, from one student to the other. Until, all of a sudden, his gaze fell upon me. His eyes seemed fiery red, as if his bony eye sockets were set on fire. And there was no doubt; I could tell by his face that he was angry. In fact, very angry. I dared not form an eye contact.
"Thank you, Callum." She said. "Your effort is really appreciated. Why don't you go and attend your workshop going on?"
I nodded.
In the core of my heart, I knew that I was going to land up in big trouble.
He continued staring at me in a red-eyed tyrant way, as if waiting for me to exit the class.
I slowly moved towards the exit door. And panic rushed in, as i walked past him.
I didn't look back. For I knew it's trouble. Total trouble.
I hopped onto the playground, knowing attending that silly workshop ain't that important. I looked back, and what I saw astonished me.
I still remembered that car accident. In which he handed himself to death.
But there he stood, a goofy smile present on his face.