I was waiting outside the examination building. My son was taking his exam. When the students came out, they were discussing the exam. It was really crowded and noisy there. Suddenly I saw a boy with a look of fear on his face. He didn’t speak to any other student. He noticed me and then gave me a look. I smiled at him and walked towards him. I started to talk with him, “You will do well in the exam.” He said that he was always a top student in his class but his parents were busy and didn’t care about him. I told him that he should study for himself because good education would really help him in the future. Hearing this, the boy said that he would try to overcome all the difficulties in his life.

A few days later I met the boy outside the examination building again. He looked very different this time. 当他看见我时，他给了我一个大大的微笑。He walked to me and said happily, “I did well in the exam. Thank you for what you said to me last time.” It was a great moment for me.

Children love their parents, but I didn’t get on well with my parents before. I hardly talked to my parents, because they liked to compare me with my sister. And that made me unhappy. I sometimes argued with them for that.

However, I wanted to show them that I was able to do things as well as my sister. Then I began to spend most of my free time painting in my bedroom. But I was lucky because my art teacher, Miss Miller, offered to help me a lot. She taught me some drawing skills to improve my painting. And she was the only person I would like to talk with.

One day, I told Miss Miller about my problem. She asked me to take part in a painting competition. She thought that the best way to communicate with my parents was to prove (证明) myself to them. I agreed.

After a few days’ waiting, the result finally came out. I was very happy and excited, because I got the first prize! When I took the prize home, my parents were very surprised! But I could see that they were very happy. And they began to care more about me from then on. Now, I get on very well with my parents. And I think it is very important to have a talk with them.

     Last Friday, I agreed to meet some friends at 6:00 p.m. in a coffee shop. The weather was sunny, so I decided to walk there. I arrived ten minutes early. I ordered a cup of coffee and sat watching people. There were some boys playing football on the street, and a small boy was running after the ball as it rolled (滚) across the road.

Suddenly, there came a car. It was going very fast. When the driver saw the boy in his way, he braked (刹车) hard. But it was too late. The small boy was lying on the street without moving. To everyone’s surprise, the car didn’t stop. It drove away quickly. People ran to the boy. There was a cut on the boy’s head and he lost a lot of blood. The coffee shop owner telephoned the police. Soon an ambulance (救护车) arrived and took the boy to the hospital.

At 6:30 p.m., the police arrived and started questioning people. About half an hour later, they asked me to go to the police station because I saw everything. I gave them all the information I knew because I really wanted them to catch the driver. I didn’t leave the police station until 8:00 p.m. After that I went home because I didn’t feel like talking to anyone.

The next day, the boy’s parents called me to say thanks. They also told me their boy was fine and the driver was in the police station now.