Yawn. “Wow I hate Monday,” I grumbled.
As I was getting out of bed. EERRRRR. “Hey the mail’s here.” I ran as quick as lightning to the door. DING DONG. I swung the door open and there stood a old man.
“Can I help you?” I asked in a polite voice.
“No,” he said in a rude grumpy voice.
“Well, move I have to get my mail” I was getting a little sick of him.
“NO!” he boomed.
“Listen mister, ” I started to say.
“Are you Noah?” he asked me.
“Yup!” I said.
“Here you go.” He dropped a big box at my feet. I bent down, got it, looked up and he was gone. So I went inside put the package on the couch and went to get scissors. When I came back, THE PACKAGE WAS GONE!!
I searched for it everywere. Then I looked up. “There it is!” I shouted. The package was floating in midair!
I went to get a broom and I whacked at the package madly. But when I stopped the broom was messed all up. So I got a bat. But when I hit it, the bat flew out of my hands and broke our window.
No more Mr. nice guy, I thought. This time I ran to the kitchen and got a knife and held it by the blade like in the action movies. I threw it at the box.
Darn the luck, it ricocheted off and was now hurling toward me! So without thinking I ducked and it only cut off a couple hairs. But at least the box came hurling down to the ground.
I tackled it so it wouldn’t float anymore. I stregched to get the scissors. I then stabbed the box and tore it open. “WHAT THE!!” A slimy, green-dragon-like creature was hurled up in a little ball. “Whoa!” I whispered.
His head popped up and he shot out at me and started biting me on the ear. I pushed him off and told him he was going to the pound tomorrow. But for now he was going to take a bath. So I threw him in steaming hot water.
“Eww!” I said in disgust. Green slime was oozing off his body. So I took him out and let him wiggle around a little. Then I raced him to my bed; he beat me by a mile. So then I hopped in after him and kinda bonded with Crunchy.
The next morning I woke up and saw a letter. It said,
Dear Noah,
I know you must of seen that I’m no longer here. I left because the sight of going to the pound is a scary one. So I guess this is goodbye, my friend. I’ll never forget the 45 minutes we were pals.
Love,
CRUNCHY
“Oh no” I whispered, holding back an ocean of tears that were ready to burst out. Then I coudn’t fight anymore – the tears came out. Then the letter began to shake and it turned into . . . CRUNCHY. Then I lost it. I started hugging and kissing her. Thats how a terrible package became my best buddy.