The Warning from Allen

I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. I opened the envelope in front of George. In the envelope were two pieces of paper with bad handwriting. Allen must have written this letter with the help of a dictionary. Thinking of my good uncle, I burst into tears. "Don't cry. Read the letter first!" Wiping my tears with his hands, George urged. This unfriendly consolation from George worked, and I felt much better now. The letter was long. In short, Allen wished me to lead a happy life. Gradually, tears blurred my vision. "Put it away if you don't want to read it!" Sol suddenly appeared. I wiped my tears and said, "No, this is from my uncle. I will read to the last word." Sol stretched his hand to me. "Let me read it for you!" Before I loosened my grip on the letter, George snatched it away from me. "My dad wrote this letter to you. How can you show it to others?" Hearing George, Sol knew that he shouldn't stay here any more. "I will leave for some business. Kelly, I'll bring you your favorit