Finished Folds (561—576)
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1I pressed 'send'. The reply came back: 'I see your html lessons are going well'. Alas, I thought, Margery didn't
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2Now that they were not so good at basket ball they decided to try zumba instead. So they headed down to the local
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2He put his phone back in his pocket but it pinged again: another text. It read "U may delete my texts Mick, but it doesn't change the fact that u only have 12 hrs to live".
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5I demanded. There was no reply. I said, "Put me back!". There was no expression in its face and its huge eyes looked straight through me. It began to grunt.
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3This is the story of the lovely rose bush. It began long ago, with a merry throng that lasted
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3"Where is Barty?!" One villager could be heard saying. Meanwhile on the other side of the monastery several sneaky suspects scandalously shackled poor
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4"I have done my duty." His departure was as sudden as his arrival as he backflipped backwards back out of the window, flipping as he went. "Thanks!" We shouted to him. The end.
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2weren't mine. Face-down, I slid along the sea of marbles, like it was an icerink. I watched them race by and desperately searched for mine. But then I realised. I had lost
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2The fat tourist stayed motionless for some time. Then finally he got up and followed her out of the room only to find she had now put a telekinesis spell on
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2If I saw ninety naked neighbours noisily navigate numerous networks in MY neighbourhood then I would surely
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4his hair ready for what was to follow. Just before he left the room the camera woman rose to her feet. "No!" cried the man. But it was too late.
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5Those reef squids really got to me. I got back in the water and made off with the bananas. I had too many. I was sinking. All those bananas stopped my tentacles working. Suddenly
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5Suddenly out of the mist I saw it. A giant goat clad in golden armour. I knelt before it and said
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3Matthew had smashed part of the house with his hammer. Everyone rushed in to see what had happened. Matthew was unconscious on the floor. Clearly he was getting worse.
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2One day, while a fine young man who went by the name Nick was sitting cross-legged atop a large oval pillar
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4I recognise the stranger, only I could not think where from. The stranger moves towards me and a see that he is carrying a knife. Then I remembered where I knew him from.