Mona Lisa, an ancient painting, was quietly celebrating her 1,000,000,000,001th birthday alone. She had her hands crossed, her face lit up with a smile, and eyes that could calm anyone.
Mona was in a museum, watching as tourists and guards looked at her and passed her. Her eyes couldn't move, but she wished they could.
At night, the museum finally closed. A kid was left in the museum by himself. But, he was actually a spy! AND a magician!
"Hellow, my name is Twoy! I'm magic! I'm also a spy kid!" He said. Mona stayed the same. "Avada Kedavra, Expelliomous! Expecto Patronum, Wingardium Leviosa! You don't desewve to live like this, Mona! You awe now FWEEEEE!" Mona stepped out of the painting and smiled. Being unable to talk, she thanked him and exited the museum, ignoring the empty painting.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
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Nice mashup. And mona lisa means my lady lisa in italian. LLOOVVEE HARRY POTTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Heh-Heh fwee.
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You killed her...
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