Snoopy and Woodstock’s Valentine’s Day
For Snow Micro Challenge, As Well As Charlie Brown FanFiction
It was Valentine’s Day and Snoopy was trekking through the snow. He was looking for Woodstock, when suddenly he tripped over a pink heart-shaped stone. It appeared out of nowhere. Snoopy wondered who put the stone there. A few feet away, he found another red heart-shaped stone. There were alternating pink and red heart shaped stones forming a path.
Snoopy followed the path for one mile. It led to a little red cottage. Snoopy went inside. Inside the cottage, tea was on the kettle. No one was in there but Snoopy. He looked throughout the room for Woodstock but couldn’t find him.
Suddenly a snowman appeared out of nowhere. Snoopy shrieked! He had never seen a live snowman before. Then the snowman shouted, “No need to worry! I am a friendly snowman. My name is Snowy.”
“I’m looking for my friend Woodstock.”said Snoopy. “He is a little yellow bird. Have you seen him?”
“Yes he was in here just a little while ago. He was frightened at first too but then we got to talking. He said he would come back later after he found a gift for you for today.” said Snowy.
“Aww I wonder what he was going to get me. Can you help me think of a gift for him?” said Snoopy.
“Yes! Let’s make him some snow cream!” said Snowy.
“Okay!” said Snoopy.
They made snow cream just in time.
Woodstock came with a Valentine card and chocolate M&Ms. Snoopy was overjoyed at the present. Yay!
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