The railway crossing

In these days we've been working in class reading the different stories of a book. We had to make summaries, connect the stories to the real life, choose the most important words, etc, in groups from the stories. Everyday the people from the group changed their tasks.

The story I liked the most was ''The rayway crossing''. It was about a man who wanted to get married and he needed money. He stole some money from the place where he worked, but a man that he worked with realised about it. That man started to force him to give him money or he could say the boss what he had done. In five years he man who stole the money did what his ''friend'' wanted to, what one day he got really angry and made a plan to stop him. He wanted to invite him to his house and make him get drunk, then he would go with him near a railway, hit him in the head with a hammer and then leave him in the railway to let the train kill him. The plan was going well until they got outside the house, he forgot the keys and if he killed him and left him there he couldn't go back and tell the police if they ask him that he didn't go outside. So he didn't kill the man. The next morning, when he woke up he watched the news and saw that the man was dead. He was really afraid, the police would think that he had murdered him. He tried to lie but he finish telling the truth, the police thought he was a murder and he want to prison.

I liked this story a lot because I didn't know how was it going to end and it keept me very involved.