Write about when you knew you were in trouble

 I knew I was in trouble when I broke my Mom's vase. She had just left work. Me and my brother were running around the house, and I accidentally hit the vase off of its stand. I cleaned up the broken pieces, and hoped she did not notice it when she came home. She came home, greeted us, and started cooking dinner. It had been a couple of hours, so I thought I was safe, but then she called me and my brother by our full names. When I heard that, I knew we were in trouble.

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