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Corn Maze: A Short Story

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One day Julie and her friends went pumpkin picking for fall and Halloween. Julie said “Why don’t we go through the corn maze, and then let's pick out our pumpkins! So while they were going through the corn maze they found weird pumpkins lying in the corn maze, so Julie picked up a white pumpkin and it exploded so they all ran to the beginning of the corn maze. Ryan,Rachel, and Julie went to the pumpkin patch and Julie saw a white pumpkin and thought it was unique so she decided to get that pumpkin. When they all got home they started carving their pumpkins ,Julie said” I don’t want to carve my pumpkin because I like it how it is. Ryan carved his pumpkin into Superman and Rachel carved her pumpkin into a beautiful butterfly. Then,Julie’s …show more content…

Mike preformed a big experiment what he did was he took this weird potion and put it on the pumpkin and it didn’t do anything to the pumpkin but make a very weird noise. Julie and Ryan decided to take the pumpkin from Lily's room but it wasn’t there so they went into Mike's and Jack’s room and they saw that Jack and Mike had their pumpkin so they took the pumpkin away and went back downstairs to see what they did to the pumpkin because they overheard Jack and MIke saying “ Let's do experiments to the pumpkin and see why it’s glowing”. Ryan and Julie watched the pumkin 24/7 to see if the pumpkin changed or did anything weird. They were watching it all this time and nothing happened to it so when they didn’t do anything bad to the pumpkin!! Now Julie says to Ryan “you know with all of this fighting i am so sick of it so tomorrow night i am going to get all of us and kill the pumpkin so we can be all happy again”.”Okay but that pumpkin was very important to you and that is awesome that the pumpkin to glow why can’t you just tell the friends to just stop doing experiments on the pumpkin on it and just leave

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