Write a story using this sentence as your first line : "It seemed like it was going to be another one of those days when nothing much happens."

It seemed like it was going to be another one of those days when nothing much happens. Ken and his companions were playing their normal football match-up along the banks of the waterway close to their little town. Amidst the game, Ken's consideration was attracted to a vacationer vessel passing by. Actually, traveler pontoons were very normal in their general vicinity. It was additionally regular for a portion of the sightseers to attack the winged animals and squirrels en route. This is the reason Ken's companions were not so much astonished to hear a couple of little blasts from the vessel. They overlooked the sounds and went on with their game.

Be that as it may, they were surprised when they out of nowhere heard noisy weeps for help originating from the vessel. They could see that the team was running about, hysterical. A few people were yelling at them.

"Their motor probably exploded! See, there's smoke and the pontoon's wild. It's going towards the rapids," Ken brought up to his companions.

Ken's town was situated where the visitor vessels pivoted and headed back upstream. Three kilometers downstream were the rapids, which spelled inconveniences for the vessels.

"It's setting out directly toward the rapids! They're in a tough situation! The vessel will be crushed against the stones!" Ken shouted. "How about we find support!"

The young men dashed back to the town for help. En route, they met the town headman. Staggering over his words in his flurry, Ken disclosed the crisis to the headman.

The headman was a man of fast activity. Without burning through whenever he shouted out to certain men to assist him with conveying his incredible detachable engine to the pier. With the engine tied immovably onto bamboo posts, they surged swiftly down to the breakwater.

Their scurry was for sure important for, when the men had arrived at the breakwater, they saw that the pontoon was perilously near the rapids. There was not a minute to lose! With speedy hands, the headman appended the detachable engine to his sampan and afterward hurried off to the rescue. Upon arriving at the visitor pontoon with uncovered minutes to save, the headman understood his misstep. How could such a significant number of vacationers be pressed into this little sampan? The headman was loaded up with despair. At that point, he saw the rope that had been utilized to secure the detachable engine to the bamboo posts. It had been flung into the sampan in his scurry. Rapidly, he got the rope and flung it to the boatmen on the traveler's vessel.

"I'll tow you back!" he yelled.

After the boatmen had attached the rope immovably to their vessel, the headman made a quick U-turn and afterward, putting the motor on full force, he controlled his sampan upstream. The rope gave a snap and afterward, to everybody's alleviation and satisfaction, the traveler pontoon pushed ahead, dutifully following the little sampan.

Uproarious cheers burst out from the vacationer vessel and the onlookers on the shore. On account of the headman's fortitude, the collaboration from the townspeople, and the brisk activity of the young men, the voyagers were spared from unavoidable passing in the rapids.

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