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A Long Time Ago in a small town of Chicago there were three little wolves by the names of Billy, Ray, John. They all lived right next to each other, Billy's house was made out of logs, Ray's house was made out of brick, and John's house was made out of lumber. A lot of people have their houses made out of brick and also some are made out of lumber and straw.
The wolves get to meet a lot of people in their neighborhood and make a lot of new friends. They meet some mean bears that live a street over from there and the bears don't like wolves. The bears arrived in town before the three little wolves did, and they found out that they liked eating wolves. The wolves try to stay away from them but, they see them a lot at the store because they go to the same one and at the same time. Billy likes to build forts so he has to go buy wood from the lumber yard and the bears own the lumber store and are always there. Ray was in a fight with the little bear and he tried to bite his leg off, but the bear scratched him in the face. The bears got in a big fight with the Three Wolves and they all went home …show more content…

The wolves hear what they are doing and they call the cops but, they didn't do anything about what they told them. The wolves had to find a way to solve the problem with them and the bears and how they can become friends. The Bears go to The three little wolves house and break in and steal all their valuable stuff and sell it and when the wolves came back they ask their neighbors who did this and they said the Bears did this. They go to the cops and they said they will look into it but they never did. The next day Ray see an angle in front of their house and he said he talked to the bears and they said they will they will leave you alone. They all become friends and talk more often and hang out more. The youngest bear starts another fight with the wolves so they stop talking for a

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