“This is a disaster!” I thought. “How will I ever stop these cars from falling into the lake?”. I tried pulling, pushing, blowing (although that didn’t really make much of a difference to the problem). It was no use. However I tried, they just kept on sinking and sinking and sinking. Hope was lost, so I gave up trying. “Why are you even bothering yourself with these bunch of cars!” I thought. Just then, my Great Grandfather (who knows how he’s still alive!) came up to me and said “Just BELIEVE”, and I kept on trying again.
We were all really worried about Mung coming back. I was standing there, in the forest, listening to the wind whistling, when Burani came up to me. Just then, Burani and I fought over who would go fishing so that Mung would come back. I declared a dance-off on Burani, and he nervously agreed. Already, for my dance, I started dancing like an Emu, pointing my hands’ opposite ways on opposite ends.
In the blink of an eye, they guessed it. Just then, I obviously knew I was a better dancer thanBurani, and he knew it too. Afterwards, Ihad done the impression of a snake, with both of my hands together and in front of my face, while slithering like a snake, and BAM! They knew it all too well. Burani wasn’t looking very impressed though. He always thinks that men are better than women.
Seriously! Boys! They’re so annoying! Soon, I did the dance of a wallaby, and straight away they got it! Everyone was cheering for me, and I was so proud! Soon, it was Burani’s turn, and he did the impression of a bird, but no one knew what kind. Eventually, he forced them to cheer for him, and they went off fishing with Burani. It is not fair! I will get my revenge soon, Burani!
