That afternoon, I saw that the faucet in front of the shift was broken and I couldn't turn it off. I was very sad to see sparkling water flying from the faucet to the ground. The phrase "draw your sword when you see rough roads" comes from my heart, and I decided to do a good thing.
When I was carried away by that sentence, I ran to the faucet and tried to turn it off, but I couldn't. I found a heavy brick from the flower bed and pressed it on the faucet, trying to hold the water down, but I couldn't. In a rage, I banged on the tap to stop the water. I heard a sigh and the faucet fell to the ground. I tried to stop the current, but I broke the tap. Like a missile, water "punched" out of the gap, sprayed three meters away, and then kept spraying water. I was so anxious that I picked up the faucet and pointed it at the wall, but the water was sprayed aside because of resistance, splashing all over me. It tastes bad. Then the math teacher shouted, "Stop it! Call the principal! " People who were playing just now suddenly gathered around, and many people came to watch the fun. At this moment, the headmaster came, followed by this group of students. The headmaster came to the faucet angrily with a stick. He jerked the stick and the water stopped flowing. With the headmaster gone, there are more and more people.
One of my classmates took the opportunity to walk into the crowd and said loudly, "This was done by Wu of our class!" " "He also gloated at me, and many eyes followed his fingers to me, and many people talked about it. I'm so ashamed that I really want to tear his mouth off, but I can't help it. Who told me to do bad things with kindness? Many people talk to me and look at me from time to time. In the face of so many eyes, tears can't help flowing out.
The crowd dispersed and the storm passed. It seems that I have to be careful in my future work. Through this incident, I understand a truth: think twice before you do anything, or do bad things with good intentions.