Original Writing: Rumours over Rumours

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Kamran Adnan (11 S2)        English Coursework        Rumours over Rumours

Rumours over Rumours

It happened on a usual Friday in the autumn. The weather was very terrible: masses of rain were falling down the sky as if the clouds were exploding. There was no sun visible in the sky.

The school bell rang and David put his stuff away and walked out of the classroom. He stood outside the school with his mates, waiting for their mums and dads to pick them up. Having to stay under the rain without any umbrella or a place where they could protect themselves from the rain. After 15 minutes standing and waiting outside in the cold David’s last friend was picked up by his mother. That was very unusual as normally David is the first one to be able to go home, but this day was completely different. David had to wait about half an hour until the red BMW with his dad sitting inside arrived, red-faced and in hurry. David sat down on the front passenger’s seat next to a normally unknown image.

The car immediately made its way home. There was an uncommon silence inside the car. David sensed that something was definitely wrong, as normally he asks his son about how the day was. After a few minutes his Dad broke the silence:

“David, how can you explain me the rumour that is there around our neighbourhood?”

David just stared at the face of his Dad, thinking ‘What is he talking about? What is wrong with him?’

“Don’t look at me as if nothing had happened! You know exactly what I’m talking about. The rumour about you.”

“What rumour!? I don’t know anything about it – seriously. What’s the rumour?”

“The rumour is that one of my friend saw you in a bar smoking and drinking lots of vodka. He also saw you with another half nude girl. I can’t remember her name.”

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“What? Who started that damned rumour about me? David asked innocently.

“David – Is it true or not?” asked his dad suspiciously.

“No dad! Of course it isn’t true! I have never smoked or drunk any type of alcohol! You have to believe me dad! And I don’t even know that girl you are talking about and I haven’t been in that bar.”

“Don’t tell me any excuses young boy. Your mum will deal with you when we arrive at home”

David kept quiet for the rest of their journey.

David’s dad only deposed David at home and drove ...

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