“I need candy!” groaned Feester (a
9 year old boy who had a taste for sweets.) Then he perked up. He ran to his
piggy bank and shook it. A penny fell out. Not enough for candy.
“Mom, can I borrow 10 dimes, 6
nickels and 14 pennies from your bank?!” yelled Feester down the stairs.
“No, way too much candy. Way too
much money” said Feester’s mother.
Feester groaned again.
Then he got an idea. He would steal
candy. He grabbed a bag and ran out the door.
He got to Barty’s Candy Shop and
opened the door. He grabbed a Hershey’s chocolate bar, a bag of 107 Jelly
Beans, 7 Reese’s Pieces, 4 bags of gum drops and 2 lolly pops. He smuggled the
candy into his bag and ran out the door.
He smiled with glee. He had stolen
without getting caught. He had soooooooooooooooooooooooo much candy.
Once he had gotten home he told his
mother that he had cans in his bag for his school project. He lied apparently.
He ran to his room and was just about to plop a jelly bean into his mouth when
a rush of guilt ran through him.
“I have to give this candy back!”
he said automatically.
He rushed back to Barty’s Candy
Shop and started putting the candy back one by one. He tried not to get
noticed.
“Hey there!” called Mr. Barty. He
walked over.
“Why are you putting all of that
candy away?” he asked.
“Uh” said Feester.
“And why is that jelly bean bag
half open?” Barty raged.
“You have been stealing!” he
grabbed poor Feester by the scruff.
“But” stuttered Feester.
“No but’s” yelled Barty. Barty was
really angry.
He took his cell phone and dialed
911.
“Weeeooo Weeeooo” police cars
surrounded them.
“This boy has been stealing my
candy” said Barty.
“Hands up boy” said a police.
They brought out a pair of hand
cuffs and clamped them around Feester’s hands. Then they sat him in the back of
the police car. Bars crossed the car windows. Then they started driving Feester
to jail to be arrested.
“Oh boy” whispered Feester.
The police lead the boy to a cell.
“Now, tell us what really happened”
said a police.
“So, what happened was, I really
like candy but I didn’t have any money so I decided to steal.”
“And?” said the police.
“And then I felt guilty so I tried
to give it back unnoticed, but Mr. Barty caught me red handed.”
The policeman smiled.
“A smart boy to use ‘red handed’”
he whispered to his companion.
“So stealing wasn’t a good choice
was it?” a policeman asked.
“No, it wasn’t” said Feester.
Then the police got up and left.
AN HOUR LATER
The police came back. “We called
your mother. She was worried sick about you. She says it’s okay if you come
home.” He paused. “If you want to... “
Feester jumped up. “I want to!”
Then they drove Feester home.
“Feester!” said his mother as she
game him about 1000 kisses. “Don’t ever steal again,” she said. Then she burst
out crying.
“I’m sorry Mom,” said Feester.
Then Feester and his family live
happily ever after.
THE END.
No! Not the end. Barty still didn’t
forgive Feester.
THE END.
No! Then Feester explained and
Barty forgave him.
THE END.
I really like this sentence: ''I need candy'' groaned feaster
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