Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Under The Rug by Aril

   Two weeks later and it happened again. The week before wasn't as bad, but this week got on Bob's nerves. The bump under the rug had grown from the size of a peanut to the size of a bowling ball. It would occasionally growl and jiggle, and sometimes food from the fridge would dissapear and Bob would find it under the rug.
  Bob had found an empty bottle of caviar under the rug. He had enough; he lifted a chair from the table and right when he was about to throw the chair, a yelp squeaked from under the rug. A small, fat Chiwaua crawled from under the rug and had caviar on his face.
    "Mr. Squeaks!" Bob screeched, putting the chair down. "I thought you died 10 years ago!"
Bob hugged Mr. Squeaks close to his chest as he went to bed.





THE END

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