UAbaseball6-and-pink898989's-Story

UAbaseball & Pink898989's story

I woke up to FBI agents taking my father away in handcuffs. My name is Ludwig and I am in the 8th grade. My family immigrated from Germany and now we lived in Ohio. We came to America when I was 6 and now I am 14.Two night ago, my parents sat me down and said since Germany declared war on the US Our family might be taken into custody. The FBI agents took all the photos that were on the ledge. I didn’t understand why they would take my father now. My father wanted to start a new life. When they finally left my mother started crying, with me being the only child I had to step in and comfort her. My mother didn’t want me to feel weird so she sent me to school. No one at school knew I was German, but they all gave me dirty looks so I think the word got around about my father. During school, I was taken out in handcuffs and I got into a car where my mother was also in handcuffs. When I saw her we both started crying, I was so scared. When we arrived at our location we were sent into different rooms. The last thing my mom said to me was be strong. I was away from my family for 2 years, I was sent to an internment camp and lived there alone.

One day, I saw a lady that looked like my mom I used the last of my energy to run up to her. When I called her mom she turned her back and walked away. The disappointment made the work that day excruciating. The guards made us dig huge holes everyday. Every night I would lie awake thinking about when I was with my parents and my father would always call me Luddy since my name was Ludwig. I bunked with a kid who looked a little older then me. I asked him why he was here and he explained the events that occurred 2 years before, he said that FBI agents broke into his house and arrested his father and mother. He had to stay with his brother while his mom and dad were away. Everyday his brother would say their parents would come home, but they never did. I didn’t bother to listen to him anymore I laid down and fell asleep hoping for freedom.

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