Something At The Door Short Story

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Something at the door
This story takes place in winipac town. A town where nothing miraculous or spectacular happened. Very few houses were built in this town as there were only 12 not counting the courthouse, foodstore and the diner. The courthouse was in the center of the town and all of the other houses in a circle around it. There were only 4 families that lived in the town and each of them owned 3 houses that were right next to each other. The families where: the Fong family, Jamison family, the prime minister and last but not least the Windo family.

One day as the fong family got up for breakfast and went to the diner. they saw a little furball sitting on the curb next to the diner. In the fong family there are: little Susie(girl about 6 years old), Joshewa( boy about 11 years old) and the father and the mother. The little fur ball that they found had a little note on it that said: to the fong family. The mother of the fong family was shocked at what the note had said. But when the father picked up the little fur ball it opened up like a roly poly and turned out to be a little fuzzy creature. Susie screamed in delight and grabbed it out of her father's hands yelling: i want it i want it i want it.

Its little eyes opened and it yawned then curled …show more content…

Let’s go and get some good warm breakfast with our new pet. Are you sure you're ready to adopt this new pet said the mother. I'm not the one taking care of it susie and joshewa are said the father. I’ll take really good care of it father you can count on me said susie. After breakfast the family had a good time at an amusement park with the Windo family. Funny thing the windo family is actually only one person named jeff. After the amusement park the fong family went home and put the gremlin in a cage that they got from the store. They had a good day but now it was dinner time and had to go and find so kind of food for the gremlin because is was

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