An autobiography of awatch docx

An autobiography of a
watch

I am a round-faced ladies’ watch. I come from a large
family in Japan. A watch merchant bought me together
with my siblings and sent us on a plane to Singapore.

On arrival, we were comfortably arranged in a showcase
of a department store. The salesgirls handled us with care
and wiped us with clean dry cloth every day. After each
round of cleaning, we would greet our potential owners
with brighter smiles.

One day, a couple bought me for their daughter. Betty, my
little owner, was overjoyed and took good care of me.
However, one day, she forgot to take me off her wrist
when she went swimming. Poor me, I was badly choked! I
was sick and after that and could no longer keep accurate
time. Sometimes, Betty was even late for school because
of me.

Betty’s parents bought her a new waterproof digital watch
and sold me to the rag-and-bone man. I was very upset.
Fortunately, the rag-and-bone man gave me to his
daughter, Xiaozhen. Like Betty, she took good care of me
and loved me dearly.

I am old and sickly now. I may soon be of no use to
anyone. Nevertheless, I feel fortunate to have had two
such loving owners in my lifetime.