A Felf Story: Part 2 of 3

A Felf Story: Connected with 1st part

“A what" I asked. “A Felf” She replied. “So what is your name?” Julia asked me. “My name is Crystal, but you can call me Kristie” I said. “That’s a really cool name!” Julia said. “Wow! You’re the best thing that happened to me all day!” I said excited. “What do you mean?” Julia asked me. “Well, first there was my annoying little baby sister that lost her blanket. She was crying all night long just because of that. Mom was paying more attention to that little baby rug rat more than me complaining about boring school!” I explained. “I can feel your pain, but I bet it isn’t as bad as me with my own little baby sister!” Julia said, slumping her shoulders. “Tell me more!” I begged. I don’t think that her little story could be worse than mine! “Here, I’ll turn you into a Felf”. She turned me into a Felf. “Now, I can flash you to my home in Felf Land”. She did what she told me and with a wave of her Felf wand, we flashed to her home in Felf Land. I took a look around the room, and her room was a very small place. I saw a crib in a corner with a little baby Felf in that crib. “You see, my little sister cries ALL the time, and my mom says that I have to change her dirty diaper every day of the week, as a chore. In fact, I bet that I have to change her diaper right now” She said very glumly. She changed her sister’s dirty diaper pinching her nose to get rid of the smell in her nose. So did I. I’ve never smelled anything worse than that in my whole entire life! “That was even worse than how Ailie smells with her dirty diaper” I replied to her. “Do you feel my pain now?” Julia asked me. “Yes, and I smell your pain too!” I pretended to gag a little bit after that thought. “What was the other reason why I was the best thing of the whole entire day?” Julia asked me. “The other reason was because, school is so boring, and as we speak, I get to hate school more and more and more. I just HATE school! My mom dragged me out of bed this morning, so pretty much the whole entire day I was in a really bad mood” I explained to her. “Oh! I get it! Well let me show you outside my house into the walkways and the roads. You’ll get once I take you out there” Julia said. Julia pushed the door open to her court in Felf land. I saw a bunch of slaves pushing the handle bars. "Here are slaves that push the handle bars to make electricity for the whole entire town. Sometimes we don’t even get electricity for the T.V.s and the lights because the slaves don’t work that fast enough". Don't pay attention to the spelling errors!!!