That Summer Story - 1544 Words

This summer is about two ‘new kids’ moving in the neighborhood and becoming new friends with Lily, Izzabella, Niall, and Jeff. These kids who already lived here in Malibu, California were attracted to these new kids from there joyfulness, love, and kindness, and later on they all became very good friends. It was early in the afternoon when Lily and her friends, Niall, Izzabella, and Jeff were coming back from the beach. â€Å"Hey why don’t we go to the park later?† suggested Lily. â€Å"OK† they all said, â€Å"Lets meet there at 6† said Izzabella. â€Å"Alright see you then† Niall said. When Niall and Jeff were home Lily and Izzabella were walking towards there house when they seen kids around there age helping with boxes. â€Å"Let’s go introduce ourselves to them,† said Lily. â€Å"Ok† They walked up to the new neighbors’ house and knocked on the door. â€Å"Hello?† and the door swung open to reveal a mother. â€Å"Hello I’m Lily and this is Izzabella and we were just welcoming you to the new neighborhood,† â€Å"and if you need anything to just come over to one of our houses, I live right across the street from you and Lily lives on the house right next to mine.† Izzabella finished. â€Å"Okay thank you so very much, when we were unloading the boxes I seen you and some other children laughing and walking down the street and thought that maybe my kids, hold on a minute please, Zayn, Leona could you come over here please and meet these young ladies, â€Å"Coming† they both replied and started giggling, â€Å"sorry, could makeShow MoreRelatedThe story of Summer898 Words   |  4 Pages The story of Summer, by David Updike, is set during that idyllic time in life when responsibility is the last word on anyones mind. 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