100 wc week #29


The Science Experiment Tragedy

 Liquid and powder poured everywhere on the kitchen table while I mix different combinations together for my science experiment. As I  raced up the stairs to grab my science binder, I saw my grandmother wondering around in the kitchen. Suddenly, her eyes landed on my science experiment which she closely examaled. "No, don't drink that!" I shouted frantically. But it was already to late, she drank all of the liquid in the glass and then instantly, her hair turned to misty crimson colour and then she fell on the ground. A couple of weeks later she was buried and she ended up in her grave.

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