Something that I heard that I wish i could unhear it.

 Something that I wish that I could unhear was my teammate died. I was in the 7th grade and everyone came to school crying. I didn't know what happened because I was just coming off virtual. When I asked one of the girls that I was cool with she told me that one of my teammates had died. I didn't want to hear that. It just kept going through my mind that whole day. I didn't know what to do but kept my head up for the rest of the day. But when I got home I just cried. My mom came into my room and hugged me. He was like a brother to me and I still miss him. He died from saving his mother from drowning. But today we finally came to school. Today we had to do a semester check on our grade in the class. It really shows me that I need to start doing my work when it's virtually. But I hope everyone is having a good day.

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