CHAPTER 12 WHAT TO DO?
"Guys," said Goldberg, "What are we going to do. We're still a couple days from the end, so there is no way we can drive out. None of us brought an extra tent, did we?"
"No," said Charlie, "I think that we all forgot about the possibility of bears."
"Bears?" said Julie, "Are you sure?"
"Yep, them was bears alright," said Dwayne, "look at them tracks." He pointed towards the large set of tracks heading deep into the woods. "He musta' been a big brute!"
"How do you know that," asked Fulton.
"Well, look at the size of them tracks," replied Dwayne, "I'd say it musta' been a good thousand pound bear!" The ducks continued arguing about the size of the bear while Guy and Connie thought of how the problem could be solved.
"Well, we could always flip a raft upside down, for you two to sleep under," suggested Guy.
"No, that wouldn't work," Connie, said, "They're not big enough for us to lay in, only to sit in. Wait a second! You and Adam only have two people in your tent, we could stay with you!"
"Hold on," said Guy, "I don't know if that is such a good idea. I'd have to talk with Adam." As much as Guy liked the idea, he wasn't sure. Guy knew that Connie and he were mature enough to handle it, but he wasn't sure that Adam was. He had known for a while that Adam liked Julie. And, from Connie he had learned that Julie liked Adam.
"Come on Guy, please…" said Connie, "You don't want your girlfriend sleeping outside in the cold, do you?"
"Alright, I don't think Adam will care." Guy went off to talk to Adam and Connie went to get Julie.
"Duded," said Portman, looking up at their clothing, "Don't you think we should get our clothes out of the trees now. I don't know about you but I'm tired of being wet." Before leaving to get wood, the ducks had thrown their bags over a branch in a tree, so the animals wouldn't get it.
"At least we remembered that," said Averman, "and the food."
"Alright, boost me up Charlie," said Portman.
"No way,' said Guy, "your not going up that tree, not after what happened last time."
"By the way, babe," said Connie, "What was Portman doing in the tree?"
"Um…"
"I think we'll save that for another time," said Averman.
"Does something make you feel that they're hiding something," Julie asked Connie.
"What else is new…"
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"Guys," said Goldberg, "What are we going to do. We're still a couple days from the end, so there is no way we can drive out. None of us brought an extra tent, did we?"
"No," said Charlie, "I think that we all forgot about the possibility of bears."
"Bears?" said Julie, "Are you sure?"
"Yep, them was bears alright," said Dwayne, "look at them tracks." He pointed towards the large set of tracks heading deep into the woods. "He musta' been a big brute!"
"How do you know that," asked Fulton.
"Well, look at the size of them tracks," replied Dwayne, "I'd say it musta' been a good thousand pound bear!" The ducks continued arguing about the size of the bear while Guy and Connie thought of how the problem could be solved.
"Well, we could always flip a raft upside down, for you two to sleep under," suggested Guy.
"No, that wouldn't work," Connie, said, "They're not big enough for us to lay in, only to sit in. Wait a second! You and Adam only have two people in your tent, we could stay with you!"
"Hold on," said Guy, "I don't know if that is such a good idea. I'd have to talk with Adam." As much as Guy liked the idea, he wasn't sure. Guy knew that Connie and he were mature enough to handle it, but he wasn't sure that Adam was. He had known for a while that Adam liked Julie. And, from Connie he had learned that Julie liked Adam.
"Come on Guy, please…" said Connie, "You don't want your girlfriend sleeping outside in the cold, do you?"
"Alright, I don't think Adam will care." Guy went off to talk to Adam and Connie went to get Julie.
"Duded," said Portman, looking up at their clothing, "Don't you think we should get our clothes out of the trees now. I don't know about you but I'm tired of being wet." Before leaving to get wood, the ducks had thrown their bags over a branch in a tree, so the animals wouldn't get it.
"At least we remembered that," said Averman, "and the food."
"Alright, boost me up Charlie," said Portman.
"No way,' said Guy, "your not going up that tree, not after what happened last time."
"By the way, babe," said Connie, "What was Portman doing in the tree?"
"Um…"
"I think we'll save that for another time," said Averman.
"Does something make you feel that they're hiding something," Julie asked Connie.
"What else is new…"
MORE COMING SOON!!!!