Romans & histoires Andy Apple Farm Chapter 2

“Don’t be stupid. It’s just a cherry, what’s the worst that could happen? He’s allergic to cherries? You might as well say he’s allergic to air! “How come I never knew about his allergies? You used him to bind me by your side, so I’m sure you would have told me about it if it was true. You’re such an accomplished liar, after all! “Other kids don’t have allergies. You’re just spoiling your son as usual! I’ll fix him today if it’s the last thing I do. “Bah, all you ever do is weep and cry! You’re acting like your son died!” With that, Daddy ran to the fridge in the kitchen and took out the box of cherries he had bought two days ago, before heading to my room. Mommy looked at him and shook her

BMOM ➭ 129 ꕤ ꕤ ꕤ ARYM ZCHRYNNE “MaiMai” – I couldn’t help but smile at my friend’s reactions. It was obvious he was jealous. I stood and walked over to the pantry where Apple was. I suddenly remembered I asked Jasper to buy mangoes and strawberries—I was planning to dip them in vinegar with lots of onions and cucumber.

But they have a meeting with someone so They are only spend half a day on the farm. I still don't want to go home because of the annoying guy That's in our house. I thought the farm was Just a simple farm only But I learned that it isn't. Because it is a very big farm. They had a lot of farmers and all of them were natives. That was Sammy and Andy. They are people who live only in the mountain and because we are close to the mountain there's a lot of them near the farm and because they are good when it comes to planting different trees and fruit so that's why and they recruited them to help them to the farm.

I guess he understood how much I wanted to be part of the world that I’ve missed out on for slightly over two months. Andy’s house came into view and I couldn’t stop the grin that spread itself on my lips. It was just like I left it. A green loan guarded by a short fence decorated by shrubs and flowers. Beautiful and comfortable patio littered with comfy chairs and play-sets that Hazel plays with. One could easily identify which item belonged to which person in this household. This was due to the fact that Foxy colour coded it all according to each of their colour scheme preferences. I found that adorable and convenient.

Sandra, my grandparents' next door neighbour, said. "But you're married Sandra, with two kids or have you had a heat stroke and forgotten, dear?" Kathy, my highschool bff said. "More like her panties have melted-stroke." my cousin Josh said and everyone laughed. The bell rang and it was time to count their apples. It was clear from Nathan's four filled baskets that he had won. No one was surprised because Nathan spent every weekend helping at the farm since we became a couple. Boo and Jasper had three filled baskets and they were counting.

Helen smiled at Reese. “NO!” Dean objected. “I like opening them on Christmas.” Her uncle just laughed as he stood up and sat her on the couch where he had been. “Miss Helen!” Dean objected as Reese walked out of the house and across the darkening driveway. Jolene stirred and Jaxon soothed her to relax. “The apples!” she said sitting up on her brother’s legs. “I finished them.” Bunny said with an accomplished grin. “Not that I’m going to take up cooking.”

As she lay down, she soon fell asleep—her body had yet to heal, and she was barely holding on after the aggravation earlier. Beside her bed, Tina put Madam Barnes' phone back in the drawer and sat quietly with her. She had calmed considerably after crying and finally finding support in Madam Barnes. Even so, she could not help shedding quiet tears as she watched Madam Barnes. She felt like she had been waiting for centuries, but she would finally get to avenge Sophie. - Meanwhile, Henry and Andy were at an amusement park in the southern suburbs of Jadelight. Henry had told Andy to buy an amusement park after seeing the sketches Sophie had drawn.

Andy glanced up at her and said, “Alright, Sherry, Deputy Huggins and I will go outside and see what we can find. We will show ourselves out.” Andy and Annie quickly made their way to the door and outside. As he stepped off the porch, he saw Annie smiling broadly. When he glared at her, she immediately stopped smiling and just looked at him. They walked into the backyard and began to look around for traces of the creature Sherry had described. “You know,” Andy said as they reached the tree line. “You could have helped me in there.”

I make my way downstairs and it doesn't escape my notice how, this time, I see more uniformed men standing around, watching me. Yarina doesn't even care that it's obvious that she doesn't want me hanging around the farm. Thankfully, nobody stops me from going out into the garden. I breathe a lot easier. Though the sun is high in the sky, the wind is cool and feels wonderful against my clammy skin. I fold my arms and start walking around. There are fruit trees all over. I walk up to an apple tree and pick up one of the fallen apples. I rub it against my pants before taking a bite. I'm just about to start thinking about what I can do again when I'm approached by an older man.

I guess Ragen, who ordered Andrew to take care of me, knew I was close to madness. "I heard you needed Mandarine apples, I've brought them." Andrew set down a basket full of apples with white outer skins. None of them were peeled, but the sweet, fresh scent had replaced the stench in my room. "Are you blind or playing dumb?" I argued. "You know that's not what I want. There's nothing wrong with your Mandarine apples. What's wrong is this house." His figure still lingered silently in front of me, as if asking me to be angry more than this.