Terrifies, Worries and Reliefs

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           Alan Grant, Tim and Lex were stuck in the sauropods enclosure. I was afraid because if they die, I will feel guilty. I'm the one who invited them to this park, I'm the one who should be responsible, but I didn't. All I did was staying in the Safari Lodge. Many of my workers died, the security guards and Ed Regis.
          The next morning, I feel happy to see Alan Grant, Tim and Lex healthy as usual. The happiness only stands for a while and turned to sadness again hearing that Arnold is killed by the raptors. So now the security guards, Ed Regis and John Arnold died in my park. Now I'm sitting down beside Malcolm, he was badly injured. I had a conversation with Malcolm. I only want to make an animal park, I was not thinking that this disaster would happen. He said that this disaster happened because of my ambitious of making this park to get rich by using science.
          And now, I heard them said that Wu was killed by the raptors' sharp claw that cut through his body.
Tim and Lex went alone to the Control Room. There was nothing for my grandchildren to do. Then suddenly the screens of the computers were showing bright green lights. They knew that the power was on again. There was writing on top of the computer which says, 10:47:22. It was thirteen minutes before the supply ship would arrive in San Jose. Luckily, Tim knew a little about computer. There are raptors biting through the skylights on the roof. Tim tried to bring back all the fences, sensors and cameras to work again. It worked it worked!!! I'm happy to hear that. They remember about the ship that was approaching San Jose. Gennaro called the captain and spoke, "Captain you must return to Isla Nublar immediately! There are dangerous animals on your ship". "I don't know who you are," replied the captain. "Turn the ship immediately! If you don't you will be arrested. Do you know section 509 of the Uniforms Ocean Act?" Gennaro said. Then the captain understands and turned the ship backwards away from the dock of San Jose.