Little joey was walking down the street by himself and saw captain Tory. Joeys heart froze. So did captain Tory's. Little joey still remembered the rumors even though he did not believe them. Captain Tory was surprised that little joey did not throw rocks at him, even though he was still scared he reached his hand out. It took a while to shake until little joey reached his hand out. Little joey had a feeling that somebody was watching so he stopped shaking and said goodbye and left. There stood a women on her porch that was actually a newspaper reporter on the city's most read newspaper.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
captain tory and his ledgend part 2
Little joey was walking down the street by himself and saw captain Tory. Joeys heart froze. So did captain Tory's. Little joey still remembered the rumors even though he did not believe them. Captain Tory was surprised that little joey did not throw rocks at him, even though he was still scared he reached his hand out. It took a while to shake until little joey reached his hand out. Little joey had a feeling that somebody was watching so he stopped shaking and said goodbye and left. There stood a women on her porch that was actually a newspaper reporter on the city's most read newspaper.
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