When The Elves Quit: A Short Story

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The year the elves quit

Every year just a week before christmas all the elves get Santa's suit plus sleigh and presents and of course the reindeer but everything changed one year when all the elves quit because one night santa was getting his suit dry cleaned at the elves dry cleaning station were all the do is clean the outfits and make them smell like peppermint candy canes well santa was getting ready for bed mrs,claus was catching up on christmas letters then she walked in with a strong smell of fresh baked cookies and holding 2 letters she said `Lyric wants a pony and her sister to be super pretty so she can look like her when she`s older and Braylin wants some princess and for her brother ninja turtles`
`that's beautiful those girl are on my nice list lyric because she's so kind and Braylin cause she sang the little drummer boy amazing` then the loudest bang echoed the elves room
`aaaaaahhhhh` yelled about 4 elves santa went racing down the hall `what happened here`scherred santa `someone stole all our blankets and clothes and i bet i know who`said steve the elf `it was mrs,claus`
Me why i'd never take anything from anybody you can check the cameras`
The elves all ran down the hallway to go check the surveillance cameras all of a sudden santa was with a stack of blankets …show more content…

``i'm so sorry sweety i was gonna go feed them then they got out and into the workshop and started to eat everything i'm so sorry``confessed mrs claus as she started to pick all the wrapping paper that was laying around all over the floor ``uhh that`s okay i`ll just put the reindeer back in the pen and oh all you press is the green button to give them their food``calmly said santa claus he put prancer and dasher away first then the rest then after santa was gonna get the sleigh for christmas but just as he was checking the engine it broke just as it started to stem up the engine was fried and the sprinklers went off and mrs claus screamed for dear life ``were`s the smoke coming

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