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A long time ago in a jungle Houston, Jake, Harrison , and Little Red Riding Hood were walking to go see their friend. They were traveling for a while before they saw anything living. Harrison started to get creeped out he thought to himself as he shivered in fear, “ man why are we out here?” Houston then yelled at him to speed up and Harrison said softly “well, all right.” Harrison sped up to the pace that the rest of them were walking at. Jake then asked Red Riding Hood “ Hey Red, what are we going to do when we get there?” Red then quickly answered “ Well Heck Imma Eat Till My Belly Explodes!” As Houston,Jake,And Red continued talking Harrison continued to fall behind, he was terrified of the jungle. About 5 more minutes of Harrison falling behind the others Harrison started to hear noises. Harrison quickly glanced around and saw a bunch of little beady eyes. Harrison’s heart dropped. He took off yelling for the others, but he had fallen to far behind.He was so afraid he just passed out. …show more content…

He was not hurt he just felt as if he was very far away from his friend’s house. He rubbed his head and stood up, and he saw the biggest monkey he had ever seen in his life in the room across from him. When he saw the monkey he hid behind a wall. Harrison spotted an exit and was about to make his move to try to get out of the monkey palace. As Harrison took off running the king monkey ran after him. The king monkey started screeching and eventually all of the monkeys started chasing after Harrison. Harrison screamed and called for Houston and Jake. from a long way away Houston heard the cry and ran towards the

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