A time I couldn't stop laughing

 Last year in November my cousin went to the mall we didn't have any ride back home except for our cousin. So it was about 10:00 and I was supposed to be home by 12:00. So they came to get us at about 11:30. They went to see some girls but when they picked us up we stopped by a store and I got some chips because I had a few dollars left. I come back to the truck. So our cousin who was driving said that he wanted to go see some more girls. So his ex saw him trying to talk to her friend and told him to go to her house. And my cousin was like come on so we go to their house and about 12:00 now so we get out there and we sit outside mind u that it is cold. So my cousin Justin who was in the back with me was chilling and we got out of the car. So my cousin Verene and Jaiden had left us and my BSF and ex. They left in trouble we just talked and chilled with them and we some somebody running up the road so, they got closer and it was the girl who was in the truck with them. She said the truck broke down. Mind you I was supposed to be in the house at about 12:00 and it's going to hit one already. So me and Justin run down the road to see what happened. My cousin Vernon said that he was playing with the car turning it on and off. So the girls we went to go see left us outside and we didn't know what to do. Vernon and Jaiden decide to go knock on people's doors and we are in a gated community. They knocked on a few doors but they got to that one door, they rang the ring camera and the camera called the police. And our cousin Vernon was not supposed to pick none of us up. he was trying to turn on the car but it wasn't working so our cousin Justin was praying to god and Vernon said its not a car dumb a** its a truck. and it was funny. So the police came and we just talked to the police. Vernon had to call his dad and his dad pulled up. When I tell you I was on the side laughing so hard because he was getting cussed out it was funny. And our other cousin was trying to tell his dad that it wasn't his fault which it was. So his dad had told us to walk to the road. So we walked up the road just laughing at vernen and we had walked back down and vernen dad told him to take us home. But today in class we had to go to the auditioner and talk to people about college. It actually helped me what colleges I could go to and what I needed to do to graduate.

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