the ending to thank you ma'am

That night Roger realized he has to change his ways. He has a nice family, that actually has a lot of money, so he doesn’t need to go around stealing. But, he got in a fight with his father last month, it was really scary. His dad threw punches here and there, and all Roger could do was take it. And he ran away when he got his chance.

Roger didn’t want to turn out like his father; a druggie that drinks too much and goes around beating kids. So he decided he needed to turn himself around and get a job. He decides to apply to his favorite store ever, Sentry. Roger liked this store because it was in his location, it was really small, and they had tiny shopping carts. Those made his life.
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The manager hired him right away. They loved Roger. He didn’t know why, but he didn’t care. All he knew is that he didn’t have to steal anymore.

That night he was working late shift, and lucky him he was the only one working and the store was completely empty. At least, that’s what he thought. The young man heard crash, and ran towards the sound of the falling glass. He wasn’t very happy to find the ‘bullet proof’ window broke into pieces on the floor. Nor was he too happy to find a giant black women with a ski mask standing over him. Roger luckily took karate for five years straight, and became a black belt, so he knew what to do. He kicked the women’s legs, and she fell to the ground with a big “Umph!” then, he kicked her right where it matters. In the sitter.

She quickly got to her feet and begged him to stop. Roger realized he knew that voice from somewhere. “Oh my! Mrs. Jones are you okay?” The women holding her buttock answered, “Of course.” She was very pleased to see that Roger changed his ways, but Roger was very disappointed in Mrs. Jones.

“I don’t have any excuse to do this, and I’m very sorry. Are you going to take me to the police?” asked the big lady.

“Of course not. Now I have to return a favor. He walked her out the door and sent her off, with the ten dollars she had given him before. “I’ve been saving this, but you obviously need it more than me.”

She walked off, with a big smile on her face, and never saw Roger again.