Super Drew Short Stories

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Long ago, way back when there were Dinosaurs, and no humans. There was a certain type of species. Mixed with Cheetah/Gorilla. The animal was unknown for many years, and after most of the animals died off and went extinct. This so called animal never died, yet never aged. There were only two ways to kill it, it had to burn alive, or drown. Well as the years went by, and humans were brought about, the animal which was unknown was still roaming the Earth, but was only seen once or twice, it was extremely hard to catch do to its speed and strength. The Cheetah/Gorilla was finally spotted near the Coast of South America. About 3 days later a young lady came up missing around the age of 27, she went by the name “Jill” no …show more content…

Finally, Jill was found, or spotted at least, but guess who she was with? The Cheetah/Gorilla… They rescued the Jill and captured the creepy yet extreem animal. And they didn’t want to but they had to put the animal down, they were scared that the animal would get out and hurt many people.

Stage 4 --------(Come to find out the Cheetah/Gorilla had somehow got Jill pregnant. Her family and many others wanted her to have an abortion but she wanted to see what would happen, and wanted to take a chance. Well after nine months went by, she had the baby or as you could say - Cheetah/Gorilla/Human…)

Stage 5 ------(It was a boy, and they decided to name him Andrew. The young boy grew to be extremely intelligent and athletic. He grew up without his biological father. The only father figure he had in his life was his step dad.) The guy his mom had married about 3 months after he was born. The family didn’t want anyone in the world to know about his ability. They were scared and worried. They was convinced the world wasn’t ready for what Andrew had in store for them. Andrew didn’t want to miss out on high school or any of the events. So he started out running

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