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Carolgaslumps: A Brief Story Of The Beach

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In the town CarolGaslumps California there were two friends a boy and a girl whose names were Carlos and Brenda. They met in 2nd grade and from there they became the best friends in the whole world. They would go on different adventures each day and discover new thing and new places every day. One of their most favorite places were the beach. They would always go there when they could. When they would go there they would see their reflection in the water they would ask themselves the question “What is in the water?” and if their were going to ever see it in there life. So everyday they would go there and try t0 see and gather evidence about what could possibly be in there. One day there was a very bad accident. One the very day September 23, 2020 Chris the taco truck driver was selling some taco on the same beach that same day. As he was leaving he noticed that two kids were on the shore looking at the ocean. Those kids were Brenda and Carlos. Chris went over to them to see if they would like to buy some tacos. When he got close enough he hit the brakes but they would not work. He was heading straight for them! in about 3 seconds he hit Carlos into the lake. …show more content…

Carlos fell into the ocean and all of his guts popped out. Luckily Brenda was able to steal a salsa jetpack. Then she went straight into the ocean where Chris the taco man driver, the taco truck, and Carlos were. Brenda went in there to save Carlos. She didn’t care about chris and his truck. As soon as she took him out there were gut’s everywhere. She took him to Carol Gaslumps Care Hospital. the doctors put him back together with parts from another person. After about 3 weeks, he made a full recovery and the first thing they did was go to the same beach Carlos almost got killed

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