A Story About A Boy - 922 Words

This story is about a boy going through a crisis of trying to find true love. The boy starts out being a lustful beast to many women. The boy is in a dilemma about what he wants in life, and he does not know anything about his likings. He attempts to find himself in another person but falls into a trap that force him to be witty for the rest of his life. After finding out what he wants in life, he is now lonely with a shallow heart. Mr. Crowley is currently at the age of twenty-four with a stable job. Back in his high school days, he was one of the cool kids who get many girls. His fraternity group and friends usually called him Freakshow because he loved to show off everything he possessed. Mr. Crowley was very friendly with many women, which made it hard for him to find true love. Instead of creating a strong bond with the women, he manages to destroy their heart, by the power of lust (Line 889-890). A man once told Mr. Crowley, â€Å"If you keep having sex with all those women, it’s going to be hard for you to find somebody that truly loves you.† Mr. Crowley just disregarded everything the man said and proceeded to do what he knew best. A few days later, he realizes that he could not find a date to go to the prom with, which led him on a quest â€Å"to learn what women love [the] most† in a relationship (Line 927). Two weeks afterwards, Mr. Crowley came across a beautiful young woman name d Ms. Lewis; she was sweet, smart, bitter and very persuasive. The last day of high schoolShow MoreRelatedStory about a Boy and a Dumpster3623 Words   |  15 Pagesat it. We found it, we found it on the ground, replied the tallest boy among them. Where? You, liars, shouted Mr. Gypsclomo dressed in a white cloth leaving his hairy chest bare. His look was really intimidating and the children felt it. At grandmother Magodes place, said the tallest boy, she swept them away, we are not lying. 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