"Oh! Guys, look!" Raleigh yelled.
"What'd you find this time?" David asked.
"A ROCK!!!" Raleigh screamed. Kacey was about to roll her eyes until Raleigh began to talk again. "But not just any rock! A rock in the shape of Wally's head!"
"Raleigh, they're all in the shape of Wally's head." Kacey said. She motioned them to follow. "If you guys actually help maybe I could win this bet."
David laughed hysterically.
"What?" Kacey asked, offended.
"Wally? Win a bet?" David was still laughing. "He didn't even win against Kuki in the water drinking contest."
"So?" Kacey said. "He might actually be DOING work! We're only following this trail of shredded monkeys which is getting us nowhere!"
"Guys!" Raleigh yelled.
"If it's another rock, I don't wanna hear it." Kacey said.
"No! We're at Christian's house!" Raleigh said.
Kacey looked at the house they were in front of. Sure enough, it was Christian's.
"Wow!" David said. "I didn't know Christian got his house painted."
"Wait!" Raleigh yelled. "Maybe it's a clue!"
"THE BIGGEST CLUE OF ALL TIME!" David hollered.
Kacey rolled her eyes. "Evolution is going to be monkeys again." She muttered. "But maybe it is a clue."
"But, why?" David said.
"Exactly!" Kacey sounded excited. She raced up and knocked on the door. David and Raleigh shrugged but followed her.
"What are we doing?" Raleigh asked.
"Solving this mystery!" Kacey said.
"WHAT?" Christian opened the door. He frowned when he saw Kacey dressed as Sherlock Holmes, Raleigh as Watson, and David as a dog.
"Where were you two hours ago?" Raleigh asked.
"With you guys." Christian moaned.
"WRONG! You were with us two hours and five and a half minutes ago!" Raleigh said.
"Since when are you good at math?" David asked.
"Christian, Kuki's Rainbow Monkeys were shredded!" Kacey said.
Christian immediately shut the door. Kacey held it open with her foot.
"And we know you did it." She said.
"No!" Christian said. "I... helped."
"Why?" Kacey asked. "You've been one of my best friends since 3rd Grade. You've known Kuki and the others since then, too."
"I did it for money, OK?" Christian said. "This girl said she'd pay me twenty bucks if I did it."
"What girl?" Kacey asked.
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"Where's Wally?" Kuki asked. "HE'S SUPPOSED TO SOLVE THIS MYSTERY!"
"Ugh, last thing I heard, he was making a potion." Abby said.
"Well, that does it!" Kuki stormed out of the room, with Abby rolling her eyes.
"Gives Numbuh 5 time to read."
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"WALLABEE BEETLES!" Kuki yelled. "GET YOUR BUTT OVER HERE!"
"MUHAHAHAHA!" Wally said. He walked into the room and nearly dropped the mixture.
"Where have you been?"
"Um, I was making a mixture...." Wally said.
"I don't care! We need to find out who ripped the Monkeys!" Kuki said.
The door slammed open.
"Already covered." Kacey said. Christian sighed and went over to Kuki.
"I ripped them up." He said.
Wait, a sec.
THAT was the loudest scream in the world.
"WHY?" Kuki yelled.
"Because Sylvia Walsh told me too." Christian said.
Kuki gasped in horror. "WHY WOULD SHE DO THAT?"
"She wanted revenge on you for not giving her the new Rainbow Monkey." Christian sighed. "And she paid me twenty bucks."
Kuki'd red-hot face got even redder, and she stormed out the door.
"What's that?" David pointed to the mixture.
"I call it 'Splosion." Wally said.
David looked in the mixture.
It exploded in his face.
"See, THAT'S why I call it 'Splosion." Wally giggled.
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Well, our story came to an end.
Here's how it went:
Kuki went into Sylvia's house and quietly snuck in. She ripped up every single one of Sylvia's monkeys (which was nowhere NEAR how many Kuki had) and left her a note.
You don't wanna know what the note said.
But that's not all.
Christian sewed up every monkey, and he went to bed early.
Wally poured the 'Splosion mixture on Kiki.
She got him back, though.
She tricked him by pretending to be Kuki and wanting to have a make out session.
Wally ended up making out with oatmeal.
I guess that ends our story.
Kacey Kreations Inc. Contact us at kacey.dodson@cox.net
"What'd you find this time?" David asked.
"A ROCK!!!" Raleigh screamed. Kacey was about to roll her eyes until Raleigh began to talk again. "But not just any rock! A rock in the shape of Wally's head!"
"Raleigh, they're all in the shape of Wally's head." Kacey said. She motioned them to follow. "If you guys actually help maybe I could win this bet."
David laughed hysterically.
"What?" Kacey asked, offended.
"Wally? Win a bet?" David was still laughing. "He didn't even win against Kuki in the water drinking contest."
"So?" Kacey said. "He might actually be DOING work! We're only following this trail of shredded monkeys which is getting us nowhere!"
"Guys!" Raleigh yelled.
"If it's another rock, I don't wanna hear it." Kacey said.
"No! We're at Christian's house!" Raleigh said.
Kacey looked at the house they were in front of. Sure enough, it was Christian's.
"Wow!" David said. "I didn't know Christian got his house painted."
"Wait!" Raleigh yelled. "Maybe it's a clue!"
"THE BIGGEST CLUE OF ALL TIME!" David hollered.
Kacey rolled her eyes. "Evolution is going to be monkeys again." She muttered. "But maybe it is a clue."
"But, why?" David said.
"Exactly!" Kacey sounded excited. She raced up and knocked on the door. David and Raleigh shrugged but followed her.
"What are we doing?" Raleigh asked.
"Solving this mystery!" Kacey said.
"WHAT?" Christian opened the door. He frowned when he saw Kacey dressed as Sherlock Holmes, Raleigh as Watson, and David as a dog.
"Where were you two hours ago?" Raleigh asked.
"With you guys." Christian moaned.
"WRONG! You were with us two hours and five and a half minutes ago!" Raleigh said.
"Since when are you good at math?" David asked.
"Christian, Kuki's Rainbow Monkeys were shredded!" Kacey said.
Christian immediately shut the door. Kacey held it open with her foot.
"And we know you did it." She said.
"No!" Christian said. "I... helped."
"Why?" Kacey asked. "You've been one of my best friends since 3rd Grade. You've known Kuki and the others since then, too."
"I did it for money, OK?" Christian said. "This girl said she'd pay me twenty bucks if I did it."
"What girl?" Kacey asked.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"Where's Wally?" Kuki asked. "HE'S SUPPOSED TO SOLVE THIS MYSTERY!"
"Ugh, last thing I heard, he was making a potion." Abby said.
"Well, that does it!" Kuki stormed out of the room, with Abby rolling her eyes.
"Gives Numbuh 5 time to read."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"WALLABEE BEETLES!" Kuki yelled. "GET YOUR BUTT OVER HERE!"
"MUHAHAHAHA!" Wally said. He walked into the room and nearly dropped the mixture.
"Where have you been?"
"Um, I was making a mixture...." Wally said.
"I don't care! We need to find out who ripped the Monkeys!" Kuki said.
The door slammed open.
"Already covered." Kacey said. Christian sighed and went over to Kuki.
"I ripped them up." He said.
Wait, a sec.
THAT was the loudest scream in the world.
"WHY?" Kuki yelled.
"Because Sylvia Walsh told me too." Christian said.
Kuki gasped in horror. "WHY WOULD SHE DO THAT?"
"She wanted revenge on you for not giving her the new Rainbow Monkey." Christian sighed. "And she paid me twenty bucks."
Kuki'd red-hot face got even redder, and she stormed out the door.
"What's that?" David pointed to the mixture.
"I call it 'Splosion." Wally said.
David looked in the mixture.
It exploded in his face.
"See, THAT'S why I call it 'Splosion." Wally giggled.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Well, our story came to an end.
Here's how it went:
Kuki went into Sylvia's house and quietly snuck in. She ripped up every single one of Sylvia's monkeys (which was nowhere NEAR how many Kuki had) and left her a note.
You don't wanna know what the note said.
But that's not all.
Christian sewed up every monkey, and he went to bed early.
Wally poured the 'Splosion mixture on Kiki.
She got him back, though.
She tricked him by pretending to be Kuki and wanting to have a make out session.
Wally ended up making out with oatmeal.
I guess that ends our story.
Kacey Kreations Inc. Contact us at kacey.dodson@cox.net
