What About Bob: A Narrative Fiction

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You flexed and stretched your arms as the ending credits of the movie rolled. You had just watched a movie called What About Bob; it was a funny movie, and another thing that lightened your mood even more. You loved the actor that starred in it; however, you didn’t know his name. It was like Bill Murray, or something… “Did you like the movie?” asked your aunt. You nodded your head, then all of a sudden had to hold back a laugh, because you saw Melanie sleeping. “Yeah, she normally ends up falling asleep in the weirdest positions… ” After Mona said this, Mona gave you a look saying that you couldn’t have imagined them. Melanie was as straight as a stick; except for her legs, which were curled in as far as they could go, and her hands, which …show more content…

Melanie, sweetie, wake up,” said your aunt. Melanie’s eyes blinked open. “Melanie, be careful getting off… I’ll always wonder where you got your strange postures from.” Your aunt smiled, and quickly pointed to your uncle when he was not looking. All the girls in the room started laughing, and he turned to face you all. “What?” he asked. “Oh, nothing…” Melanie responded. “Alright girls, come on now.” After saying that, your Aunt showed you away from the steps and up the stairs. Once you got upstairs, your aunt just stopped in the middle of the hallway, and turned around to look at you. She then beckoned you towards Melanie’s room. “I have a feeling you’ll fit better into Melanie’s clothes rather than Mona’s. Come over here, and feel free to pick out any nightgown or pajama set you see.” You picked out a base, floral nightgown. It looked a little longer than your actual height, but you could deal with that after your shower. “Would you like to take a shower now?” Aunt Bella asked. “That would be nice,” you responded. With your nightgown in your hand, your Aunt led you down the long hallway to a bathroom. After she told you how to use the shower, you rinsed off, and put the nightgown on afterwards. It fit perfectly, just like you

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