Comrades And Episodes.
"Granddad why are you in a wheel chair" said Mr Gates grandson.
"I was lucky to still be alive today if it wasn't for three of my comrades in the war," he started to explain.
"Please can you tell me Granddad?" the boy asked.
"Well it all started many years ago..."
Many years ago in the war
It was a cold and windy night. I could only just feel my feet through the tight, but thin leather on my boots. My heart was pounding, as I walked across no mans land, the wind suddenly caught up. I thought about my family, as I approached the barbed wire. I gazed into the distance and saw, to my dismay I metallic object. I then saw a flash, and heard a bullet fly past my head, I dropped to the floor as the second hit me in the leg. I felt the bone snap and jolt back through my flesh, the blood oozed out. I tried to move it; I was just trying in vein, as I knew that I would never be able to use it again. I tear ran down my cheek, not in pain, but the fact that I thought, I would never see my family again. I pushed down on my leg as hard as I could, the blood just would not stop.
"Granddad why are you in a wheel chair" said Mr Gates grandson.
"I was lucky to still be alive today if it wasn't for three of my comrades in the war," he started to explain.
"Please can you tell me Granddad?" the boy asked.
"Well it all started many years ago..."
Many years ago in the war
It was a cold and windy night. I could only just feel my feet through the tight, but thin leather on my boots. My heart was pounding, as I walked across no mans land, the wind suddenly caught up. I thought about my family, as I approached the barbed wire. I gazed into the distance and saw, to my dismay I metallic object. I then saw a flash, and heard a bullet fly past my head, I dropped to the floor as the second hit me in the leg. I felt the bone snap and jolt back through my flesh, the blood oozed out. I tried to move it; I was just trying in vein, as I knew that I would never be able to use it again. I tear ran down my cheek, not in pain, but the fact that I thought, I would never see my family again. I pushed down on my leg as hard as I could, the blood just would not stop.