Good boy
by Red Angel
Price: Free! 970 words.
Published on April 20, 2010. .
Red was famous for good boy in town. All the villagers loved him.
Oneday,Red's friend had a sling and a toy mask.
He had a proud of toys. Red was jealous of his friend's toys.
He decided to steal and hide toys.
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Books tagged: good boy
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Saints & Sinners
by Kayla Bain-Vrba
Price: $1.49 USD. 3580 words. Published by Less Than Three Press LLC on February 1, 2012. .
Ephraim's worst nightmare is a Valentine's Day party for single people, yet he lets his friend Andrew convince him to attend anyway. The party shows some promising eye candy, at least, in the form of a bad boy that Ephraim knows would never think of glancing his way.
Price: $1.49 USD. 3580 words. Published by Less Than Three Press LLC on February 1, 2012. .
Ephraim's worst nightmare is a Valentine's Day party for single people, yet he lets his friend Andrew convince him to attend anyway. The party shows some promising eye candy, at least, in the form of a bad boy that Ephraim knows would never think of glancing his way.