I heard his loud voice when it snowed heavily outside. "Read the sign, Jack," said Mr. Lee who owned the store. He pointed to a hand-written sign on the1. "No teenagers or other kids are allowed without an adult."
"Teenagers aren't kids," I said. But he2refused me.
The snow got heavier as I stepped outside. Thanks to the sign on the door, I had to go to the3farther. I had to buy some vegetables because there were not many left at home. By the time I left the supermarket, I could4see anything through the heavy snow. I felt angry with Mr. Lee for making me5this storm.
As I6Mr. Lee's store again, I saw a snowplow(扫雪机) had pushed a lot of snow against the store's door. Mr. Lee was stuck inside. He shouted to me, "That's why I stopped you coming into my store." I realized I was7. So I helped8the snow away from the door. The snow was very cold but I could feel the9. Mr. Lee waved to me inside and asked, "Who told you to help clean the snow?"
"10did." I looked at Mr. Lee and answered loudly.
In life, we should see the essence(本质) through the appearance of things and do not make judgments easily.
