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Once Upon A Time


Once Upon A Time, there lived a teenager in red.

She was bringing a latte to her grandmother, who was sick in bed.

She put in her ear buds and went on her way.

She knew that this journey would take half a day.

Along came a teenage werewolf, who was hunting in the woods.

He saw the girl in red and stopped where he stood.

Their eyes met and it was love at first sight.

Which caused them quite a fright.

The werewolf and the girl both blushed.

And at the moment, the forest was hushed.

For the creatures in the woods have never seen a love so strange.

Yet, they knew the world had changed.

So, the girl invited the werewolf to join her on her quest.

He said he was up to the test.

So, they arrived at the grandma's house with fingers interlocked.

Which caused the grandmother to shout in shock.

The girls looked her grandmother in the eye.

She then said "Stop, I love this guy!"

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