the red truck house story part 2
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- the approach
- ok guys i hope you're all ready
- the ordeal
- what are you doing here?!
- the reward
- oh hey clyde i thought you were someone else for a sec there
- oh hey brod where have you been? and also who did you think i was?
- all of my friends that i was with are already ready to start sprinting as soon as they hear the ding dong from the doorbell.
- the road back
- and that's basically what just happened in the past 15 minutes
- and you still don't know where anybody is?
- but then as i walk up to the door (racer is already speeded away) i hear the door start to open and some guy walks out a questioned us but before he could even start talking we all start running away.
- the resurrection
- have you guys seen any children come through here? how old are they? where did they go?
- then as i ran away i was running through st.teresa because he lived just across the street from the school but. while i ran through st.teresa i saw a boy so i wanted to catch up to him and it was none other than clyde chico himself. and before you ask yes clyde is a reward.
- return with the elixir
- SQUEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKK
- as i explain to clyde what exactly just happened we keep walking to the front parking lot and a mysterious red truck came speeding and it drove passed us at firt but then you hear the sound of someone slamming on their brakes and start backing up.
- he then walks towards us both and apparently he didn't recognize me but then he starts interrogating me and clyde. but since me and clyde didn't know where they went we just started making things up.
- they seemed 15, and they just kept running down first street.
- after all of that me and clyde then chose to go home and try to contact the others and tell them what things we've made up. we never went back to red truck house ever again. until we went 3 years later. THE END
- i'll call up brayden because they're probably still out there looking for them.
- yes, calling them for a heads-up is a great idea brody
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