WARNING- incredibly short chapter
"Rick!"
I screamed at the top of my lungs.
"Are you home yet!"No reply, that must be a no, so now I have absolutely nothing to do. I sat down on my mid-condition couch and pondered what I'll be doing for the remaining 12 hours of the day.
"What to do..."
I said aloud to myself.
"I'll call Luke- wait, can't do that."
I took a tennis ball and threw it at the wall. I kept doing that to ease my boredom. I started to wonder how hard exactly I could throw a ball. I stood up at threw it at the wall, every muscle in my body contributing. The second the ball hit the wall I knew I was in for it.
"Holy crap!"
The ball left a giant hole in the wall. I really have been underestimating my abilities. Rick normally was oblivious but this hole was the size of a basketball, who can't notice it? I look around the room and see an ugly old painting. I take it from the wall and place it over the hole. You can hardly notice, kinda.
I was staring at the wall, hoping I could telepathically make the hole close when a knock on the door made me jump.
"Come in!"
I screamed at the top of my lungs.
Dale opened the door with a huge grin on his face.He walked up to me and pecked my cheek.
"Hey penny, what are- what is in the wall!"
"Oh, about that there may or may not be a hole in the wall..."
"And what is that, thing covering it?"
"A painting I found."
"Glorious, hey wanna go do something?"
"Why not?"
I took one last glance at the hole emerging from under the wall as I left the house with Dale.
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Sorry this chapter is short, I didn't have much time to write it. This chapter is dedicated to my cat Dale (yes, Dale is named after my cat) she is currently missing :(
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Teen FictionPenny Langston is a normal teenage girl with normal teenage problems. Plus a few other things, such as debt, murder and much, much more.