100 Word Challenge Week #14


I skipped down the street to the pet store to buy a monkey after seeing a TV show about primates. My friend Joel worked there. He was in a spectacular mood and gave me an orang-utan for free. I left the store and dashed to my apartment. When I got home, I went into my extremely lustrous room; I moved everything and played a short video. A few minuets passed and I thought ‘’I should name you. I’ll Alex.’’ Alex was aggravated so I didn’t feed him, then I pointed at the screen and he thrashed it. I was furious.

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