Write a story about a grandfather starting with He knew that he is too

old for that

He knew that he is too old for that but he must did it for his grandson. The doctorin-charge cleaned the grandfather's arm with an antiseptic. The doctor used a blood
donation kit to draw blood from a vein in the grandfathers arm. During the donation
process, the grandfather was worrying about his grandson who was undergoing
surgery in the operating the water. His mind was complicated with the sad episode
that he experienced with his grandson 5 hours ago. That was the saddest thing he
ever saw before this, the grandfather thought. The tears rolled down unwittingly.
The grandfather was fear to lose his grandson.
Doctor, I beg you! You must save my grandson. The pity grandfather requested
the doctor-in-charge.
Sir, calm down. Your grandson will safe after the blood transfusion. Your blood can
save his life. Its gonna be okay. The doctor consoled the grandfather.
After the blood donation, the grandfather waited for his grandson to regain
consciousness. Time dragged, the grandfather transported back the sad episode 5
hours ago. The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MET) had pitched the rainfall
at Orange two hours ago. Numerous of Malaysian states were traumatized by
torrential rains that caused by La Nina phenomenon about a week. All citizens had
been warned to stay indoors and not venture outdoors for Orange meant Be
Prepared. Schools had been closed until further notice due to the level could go to
Red and Red would be when all hell would break loose.
Owing to the tv satellite signal was disrupted by the bad weather, the tv screen in a
total blackout. The grandson browsed The Star Online with his grandfather to gain
the latest information updates about the weather through internet. The
circumstances still retained the same and predicted being more critical. The week of
the torrential rainfall was an anxious time for all of them. Outside was raining cats
and dogs, the drains filling up, we were too tired to think of anything but hit the
sack.
Doppdoppdoppp The sound of raindrop as a bullet shot into my ears. The
grandson roused up from sleeping. He got out of bed and stepped on the water. His
bedroom was flooded. To his flummox, he ran higgledy-piggledy to wake up his
grandfather at the drop of a hat. Frantically they worked to put their precious
belongings onto a higher safer place. However, they were not exactly enough time
to do anything effective. Within ten minutes, the water was already reached our
waist swiftly. Soon it became obvious that they had to leave from staying inside the
house and evacuate to higher place.
Chop-chop! We are toast! We must get out of here! the grandfather yelled.
Grandfather grabbed the grandson's arm with trembling hands then moved to the
rooftop. Some of their neighbour were already on the roof with their belongings. The
howling winds made us shivered with cold. There was nothing much they could do
except to utter a prayer for their neighbour, hoping no one was sacrificed in this

tragic flood. Then the grandson heard a distant rumble of thunder. Flashes of
lightning brightened up the sky in streaks. The roar became louder and louder.
Whoo! Whoo! The awful sound added to the eeriness of the night. The
grandson was apprehensive about sleeping. Out of the blue, he could saw the only
two shinning eyes were approaching him, it was spooky. The creature resembled an
alligator swam toward him. It swam surrounded the rooftop continuously. His goose
bumps had risen on his arms and neck, even as a chill ran down his spine. Within
seconds, the alligator crawled onto the roof border and tried to attack them with its
mouth wide opened. The scratches were distinctly seen. The grandson reached out
a steel rod to defend his grandfather. The alligator scratched the Brandons leg. The
wound was deep. Later, it bit off the rod then dropped into the flowing water.
Once the alligator kept trying to get up again, fortunately the smart team was
arrived soon. One of them put the high voltage electrical shock device inside the
water to faint it. After struggling, the alligator lost its ability to fight and flushed by
the torrent. They were delight to see them coming to our rescue in boats. All the
other victims were brought to a relief centre which was located in my school except
the grandson and the grandfather. The grandson fainted unexpectedly due to the
blood bleeding non-stop.