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Rocky and CeCe played jump-rope for nearly half an hour, and they were getting tired. "Want to get a little cookie?" Rocky offered. CeCe's eyes widened. Little cookie. "No," she said firmly. "Maybe a bottle of water."
"Okay," she agreed. "I'll go buy some." "Oh, for free?" CeCe asked. "No way, that's cheap. I'm coming with you." So the two best friends went inside the shop to buy some food. "Oh no, CeCe," Rocky suddenly realized. "I forgot my purse!" "Oh, that's bad," CeCe replied. "Let's go out and get it again." "No, you stay here," Rocky commanded her. "It'll be less than a minute, I swear."
"Okay, run free, birdy!" CeCe joked as Rocky darted out of the shop to get her purse. It was really important. How would she pay for her food if she didn't have money? Of course, that money was inside her purse, and Rocky really hated owing CeCe any money. She was, as Rocky put it, "interested" in debts.
Finally, CeCe thought. Peace and cookies. She originally wanted to buy a little cookie but she was afraid that Rocky would tease her for it because... ah, she didn't want to even remember it.
The person in front of CeCe left, and now it was her turn to buy. Some tall boy cut in front of her. "Hey!" she whined. "What are you -"
It was Gunther Hessenheffer. Of course, what did she expect? Rude dude. If only she were bigger, she would've kicked him out of the country a long, long time ago.
"Buying a little cookie, Little Cookie?" Gunther teased. CeCe blushed. She was both annoyed and laughing at the same time. "Shut up, I was just going to buy a bottle of water."
"But hey, where's Stinka?" CeCe asked. "I mean - Tinka." "Oh, she's somewhere with Ty," Gunther replied. CeCe nearly screamed out of jealousy and surprise. Ty was her crush, she wasn't going to lie. And she promised herself one day, they'd marry and...
"Hello, are you going to buy or what?" Gunther said, snapping her out of her weird daydream. "Yeah, I'm going to buy a cookie," she told the cashier. "I'm really sorry, but we're all sold out," the girl said, shaking. Something was definitely fishy.
"So, can I buy a cookie?" Gunther asked the girl. CeCe was frustrated. Didn't he just hear what the lady said? There were no more cookies left! "Sure," she answered, giving him a big cookie. "And I said little," he laughed, almost mocking CeCe. She growled at him like a tiger.
Instead of buying water, CeCe just followed Gunther out of the shop. "What's going on?" "Well, that lady was Andria," Gunther said, taking a bite off his cookie. "It's obvious she likes me. Too bad I don't like her."
Just so we're clear, this is a Gunther-CeCe story, okay? Thank you and please review!