What went wrong

Walht: write a interesting and enjoyable narrative.

Chris is a little man. He has been like that since birth, his very unfortunate mother had a disorder that made her little. The doctors said it was likely for the gene to be carried down to her baby. When Chris was born his mother knew it would have cursed forever. But as he got older he planed a way out of if. But for that to happen he would have to go to greater lengths.

When Chris turned 16 he was more linked to be like all the other kids. One day at school Chris was feeling miserable. The sky was gloomy with patches of grey. As the bell  went for recess he walked past the science lab and he glared at the science books. He decided to see if there was something science could do. He searched through every book in the class. At last he found him a recipe for growth it was originally made for plants but Chris was to hyped on excitement to have a second look.

Chris scurried around the classroom. All the ingredients were flying around the room. Dark green, tangy yellow and even at one point it got to deep mahogany. A popping sound rebounded against the wall like someone hitting a squash ball. He gulped down the serum. Chris felt a slight sensation as it digested inside of him. The serum was working he was growing as high as a skyscraper. He was shocked, Chris started to run through town. Smashing cars, over buildings he had no clue at all. People were scared of him. He thought to himself well at least I’m not small anymore.  

Chris’s feelings got the best of him. He hid away where no one would seek. As Chris was hiding he felt this tingling inside of him. His arms was getting smaller, his legs and head. He realized that he was downsizing. Chris was so happy he came to his knees. Chris was glad to be back to his tiny little self. He wondered what happened to he went back to check. He missed one ingredient which made the serum dissolved that made him shrink.

So every time Chris walks past the science lab he thinks about that one fatal day. He will never do that again.