100WC-Week#20-Happy Birthday by Yoanna

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My chorus class began singing “Happy Birthday.” It was a last-minute rehearsal before our chorus teacher, Mr.Welling would arrive.  
I cringed! Ugh… it was completely out of tune…
Who knew singing “Happy Birthday” could be so difficult?
It is when you’re singing a four-part harmony version.
“Stop!” I shouted. “Re-do!”
“Shhh,” said my classmate, Amira. “Mr.Welling coming!”
“Quick, everybody, hide!” hissed my classmate, Darren.
We scattered and darted behind doors and pieces of furniture.
Footsteps.
The door creaked open.
Mr.Welling’s shiny black shoe entered the room.

Then my class and I jumped out. “Happy Birthday!” we shouted.

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