Narrative Story - The Life of a Slave

I wasnt born a slave. I was born a free gentlemans gentleman in 1922 in a atomic village off the Atlantic coast of Africa. I neer really knew what free lifespan meant because I was such a young boy and had neer been out to a study city. My parents had al manners told us that we were the still race on this faultless planet, and that nobody could hurt us. I was born to my mother Neytiri and my breed Abdul. I was the oldest child and and so 3 years subsequently I was born my jr. brother Raj was born. Shortly subsequently he was born my family became deathly ill. We were able to afford the medical exam examination bills for a while yet they just were non inviteting better. Then after 4 months we were completely out of bills and options. Because I had gotten better they had displace me out to the local savings bank to take out a loan and the man utter that because we were too poor that he could not give us a loan. I asked him if at that place was any other way to remunerate for my familys medical sermon so that they could get better. He told me that his brother owned a thread dyeing grinder that the family could work at to pay off their medical treatment. I agreed and he payed for my familys medical treatment. They got better and the man came and took us to the factory. Now when I ordain factory I am not talking to the highest degree the kind of factory that you would think.\nTo get to the factory we had to walk by dint of a long long-winded trail that only a few people had bygone through. When we got through the jungle in that respect was a gate at the doorway that said something in Afrikaans that I could not read. in that respect was a man at the entrance wait to sign us in. When we got to the entrance the man took our arms and stamped them with a bar code that would be our identification for the next 11 years. The gate was then capable and we were led to a petite shanty that would soon be our home. The hut had no theme only earth, there was no indoor plumbing and not even a toilet. There was another 6 people living in that hut with us and we soon learned that they...