Eggs

Me & Josh were playing in a small brook like little children. I saw a duck swim by. Then I picked up an egg that the duck had laid. I offered it to Josh and he smiled and said "Ooh, cool." Then he picked up an egg and began peeling it. Inside was a baby turtle and it began to move. Then I saw a turtle swim by. I said, "Why did you do that?" because I was upset that he had opened the egg. He said it was okay and that he was helping the turtle, but I argued that it wasn't good. Then I picked up a turtle egg and while I was looking at it, it began to hatch in my hands. Josh said, "See, they were ready to come out."

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