Nancy Smith
One day in Maine Nancy Smith was
born. She leaped out of her parent’s arms and ran up and down the hill in no
time at all. Her parents were amazed.
More amazement came to them
during her childhood. At two, she was called the fastest person alive. At four,
she had over 200 medals. At ten, she
left to find somewhere exciting because she thought Maine was boring.
She ended up in Delaware where
she thought was the most exciting place in the world. There she had space to do
whatever she wanted.
One day Nancy was swimming in a
lake and met a girl named Sally Tack. Nancy could tell she wasn’t friendly so
she challenged her to a race. Sally accepted and they began. Nancy won with no
effort at all. Sally was angry but yet amazed. She ran off looking very angry.
Nancy went on with her life
discovering her special talents. She was strong and fast. Her talents helped
her throughout her life. She met many people who thought they could defeat her.
This pleased Nancy because she could practice her talents on other people. She
got very tired after every battle. She said she wanted to move somewhere quiet.
This time she ended up in
Pennsylvania .She made a permanent house and settled in. She had never relaxed
before. She loved the peace and quiet.
After she was done relaxing she
went for a swim. She found a very nice lake. She swam alone a few hours before
it became very crowded. She got out and found a different lake. Their was only
one other person in the lake. That person was Sally Tack. She had followed her
to get revenge. She said, “Let’s have a race. Up and down the mountain but
first 100 laps around the lake.” Nancy accepted and they began.
The race began. Sally was in the
lead but Nancy took care of that. She used her talents to speed through those
laps. When Sally was on her first lap Nancy was already going down the
mountain. Nancy won and Sally was defeated.
Sally challenged Nancy to the
final race .She said, “Through the forest, up and down the mountain, through
the meadow and back.” Nancy didn’t say anything she only started. Sally ran
behind her. Nancy ran through the forest like a cheetah. Soon she was heading
back to the starting line. Nancy had won.
Sally gave up trying to be
better than Nancy. She went back to Maine very sad and angry. Nancy was glad
she won the race because she could relax without being bothered. She could live
in peace once more.