Name: Apryl! Date: 7/27

Write the details of the civil war.

"Homework is too hard, I don't like it. Maybe I should go on a walk in the woods to get away from it." I said. I didn't ever go on walks. But there's also nothing wrong with getting a little exercise, right? I walked into the woods and about 5-10 minutes into the walk, an apple fell on me. It was hard and heavy and such a dark red it was almost purple. But for some reason it didn't hurt. It seemed suspicious so I dropped it. "Was it just me that was too focused on getting away from homework so that I didn't feel pain?" I thought. "OW!" Right after I dropped the apple a branch fell on my head! So it wasn't just me. I decided that I'd rather do homework than this, so I sprinted out of the woods. Except when I got back, I completely forgot about the homework! All I did was write about what happened in my diary. And then I went to sleep.

When I woke up, I made waffles. We had apples in the house, and usually that's what I have for breakfast but after last night I didn't want anything to do with apples. And when I was getting out of bed, a note was left on my window. It read "I have placed a curse on you. Until you find me, you will have bad luck." I needed to find this person immediately.

Is this the right apple?

Yeah. Just put your gloves on.

I got to school and told my friends, Rylee and Kinley about what happened. Rylee told me that I was delusional and didn't believe me at all. But Kinley, being the girl that's obsessed with legends that she is, said "Let's go investigate it! I've never heard of this ever happening before!" We both agreed to go investigate it.

    When school was over, I Invited Kinley to my house. "Me touching the apple must have placed the curse. We should wear some gloves." When we were prepared for the woods, we went in and searched for the apple. "Hey, Apryl! Is this the one?" Kinley asked. I told her that it was and we investigated it. "Huh... I don't see anything different about it." I said. "I'm losing confidence.." Kinley whined. I felt the same way but didn't want to worry her so I encouraged her to keep investigating, because I couldn't go on my own.