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CHAPTER ONE

DANCING, HATCHING, AND LAYING EGGS

Once upon a time, there was a turtle. The turtle loved to sing. Then she went to the beach to lay her eggs. When she got to the beach she saw a tortoise. The tortoise loved to dance.

The tortoise said, "Do you want to dance with me?'' 

The turtle said, "No! Would you like to sing with me? 

The tortoise said, "No!"

They had a problem. So they were thinking and thinking until one of them broke the silence. 

"How about I dance to your singing tortoise?'' he asked.

  "Great idea," the turtle said.

 Then they danced all night.

 When the eggs hatched they scurried to the ocean. Their mom was with her friend tortoise. One baby stayed in his egg. His name was Andrew. Andrew loved guitars. But his brothers and sisters did not agree. So he bought a guitar for nineteen ninety-nine dollars. When he got home he played it and Andrew was surprised. He was so surprised that he praised the Lord Almighty. When he played it for his brothers and sisters they all liked it, and never judged people ever again 

Tortoise laid eggs to fifty boys and fifty girls. One girl who stayed behind her name was Sarah. She stayed behind because she was a turtle with a tortoise D.N.A. So the other girls teased her. When everybody was sleeping she ran away from home. Into the ocean, she saw Andrew with his guitar. Andrew said where are you going Sarah had a crush on Andrew since eighth grade. Then she confessed her feelings.

She said, "I have feelings for you, I do."

"I have feelings for you too, Sarah," Andrew said.  

They kiss four years later they get married and have a hybrid boy.

CHAPTER TWO

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Publication Date: 02-24-2022

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