It was a shadowy day around the gloomy environment of lower Manhattan in New York City. There were many people walking down the streets, sorrow from their loss of jobs, since stocks started going down tremendously. This is something Luke Warm loathed. Luke Warm, a friendly, generous 17-year-old American boy who lives in a poor family with a decent school. Luke would always cheer a lot of people and make lots of witty jokes. Ever since the start of the Great Depression, his parents lost their jobs, with the mother working as a cashier and his father working as a janitor for Luke’s school. Luke’s school had to close down due to the income they have to pay for further education. Luke’s family’s salaries were cut and were stuck from minimal to …show more content…
His father yells, “Where are you going?”
Luke replies, “You’ll see…,” and bolts out of the house. Luke grabs his bike from the garage and rides his bike as fast as he could. He looks around the city and tries to find the closest news building around. He eventually encounters a building called the “National Broadcasting Company”, or “NBC.” Luke roughly puts down his bike and hurries into the building. He finds a receptionist at the front desk.
“May I please speak to the manager that owns this place?” Luke questions.
“I’m sorry, I’m afraid you cannot speak to him right now. He is at a meeting.”
“It’s very urgent, and I really need to speak to him.”
“Sorry, I can’t do that,” the receptionist said.
Luke stood in the front of the front desk for a few seconds and looks around. He discovers an elevator and asks the receptionist one last question.
“What floor is the manager having his meeting right now?” Luke asks.
“Floor 38, why is that?”
“Oh, because that’s where I need to go right now,” says Luke, and happily dashes to the elevator.
“Wait, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?” the receptionist furiously shouts.
“You’ll see…” Luke says, and the elevator elevates, moving to Floor