Mommy And Lily Alternate Ending

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Once upon a time in a little green house lived a little Monster family. There was Mommy Monster, Daddy monster, and lily and Billy monsters. Lily and Billy were twins. They were best friends. Lily and Billy did everything together. One day in the morning Lily and Billy were getting ready for Monster school as they normally do. Lily was brushing her teeth in their bright blue bathroom and Billy was getting his sneakers on with a little help from Mommy monster in the hallway right outside of the bathroom. Daddy monster was downstairs cooking breakfast in the kitchen. After Billy and Lily were all done getting ready for school Billy said to Lily, “Lily do you want to race to the Kitchen.” Lily then replied bach, “How about whoever wins …show more content…

Billy was so excited because he knew he was faster than Lily so he was positive that he was going to win. Lily then said in her monster voice, “On your mark, get set, Go!” and both monsters zoomed down the steps. Billy started off slow because he knew he would be able to catch up to Lily even though she was in the lead. As the two monsters got closer to end of the steps Billy looked up to see how far ahead Lily was and without even noticing Billy slipped and fell down the steps. Lily, Mommy Monster and Daddy Monster rushed over to Billy to see if he was ok. When Billy sat up he wasn’t crying but when he smiled Mommy and Daddy monster saw that one of Billy’s teeth had fallen out! Mommy then said to Billy, “Are you ok? How did this happen?” Lily then barged in and said, “We were racing down the stairs and Billy fell.” “Oh I see,” Daddy Monster said, “Looks like we got to go the dentist today.” “But don’t Billy and I have school.” Lily sad sounding sad. “Yes Lily you are right but Billy has to go to the dentist to get his tooth fixed.” Mommy monster …show more content…

When They finished eating Billy went with Daddy Monster to the dentist and Lily went with Mommy Monster to school. As they got into the separate cars Lily waved bye to Billy and said “Good Luck” Billy replied with thanks and their cars started driving away. On the car ride there Billy was so nervous about the dentist. He wondered if the dentist was going to be mean or nice. But after a couple minutes in the car they had arrived. The dentist Building was tall and blue. They walked up a couple steps and went inside the tall building and inside was another monster who came over to Daddy and Billy. “Hello, I’m Jack the dentist, what can do for you today.” the friendly dentist asked. “This little guy’s tooth came out and we need to get checked out to see if its ok,” Daddy monster sid introducing Billy to the Dentist. Jack leaned down so his eyes met Billy’s and said,”What’s your name little guy I’m Jack.” “Billy” Billy said quietly. “Well Billy we will take you into the back room here and get your tooth all fixed ok,” Jack said putting his hand out to give Billy a High five. “Ok,” Billy said back giving the dentist a high

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