Night_Out

Night Out A Night Out Abstract: This paper brings to life a time I faced a moral decision. I had to make a decision whether to tell my parents the truth about what I have done. Knowing that the truth will hurt them, I decided not to tell them and kept it in me. “ Come on, you wanna dance'”, asked Jay. Hesitant at first, I agreed. We were dancing together having a fun night. I had glanced over to where Kawal was and I saw her grinding with Rahul, a smile on both of their faces. I smiled at her and she waved back happily. After dancing for such a long time I started to sweat, Jay looked at me and asked, “Do you want to get something to drink'” “Sure!”, I said. He held my hand as I followed him to the bar, we sat down on the high-top stools. “You know you are really cute”, smiled Jay. My cheeks starting feeling hot as I know that I was blushing, I replied, “Thank you, you don’t look that bad either”. As we were waiting for our drinks I spotted her across the dance floor. I kawal, jay, tell, truth, rahul, night, know, started, parents, decided, said, name, about, very, time, sure, replied, out, off, music, looking, it’s, hot, go, first, decision, day, dance, car, back, wrong, without, walking, waiting, two