Monday, February 17, 2014

Natures Wonders Part 8

Amanda crossed her fingers as the chipmunk drank the liquid. All of it's fur fell off and in it's place took brown fur. His eyes turned white and then black. It looked at Amanda, and she looked back with wide eyes. "Yes!" She screamed, jumping up and down with joy. Amanda picked up her new pet and took it to her mom. "Hey, Mom, I found this chipmunk on my dresser this morning..." She told her mom the whole story. "So... Can I keep it?" She asked. "I...Uh...I guess so." "Yay! Thanks mom!" Amanda said. She ran upstairs to her room. She pulled her IPod out of her dresser droor (Don't ask) and put the earbuds in her ears. She sat on her bed for about 15 minutes, listening to music and playing with her chipmunk.

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