A Very Happy and Sunny Life

by Wearin Hat

Bye!

Hi Mr. Booky! It’s me again!

So, did you like Miss Sparkle and Miss Octavia? I do!

I know Mr. Ipsa might not like for them to have written in you, but he needs to learn that making friends isn’t so bad, especially when they’re as nice as Miss Sparkle and Miss Octavia. Hehe, especially when they’re as pretty as Miss Octavia!

I’m getting kinda tired, Mr. Booky. Mommy won’t let me stay up too long. I’m supposed to have my legs looked at again tomorrow, so I hope they’ll have good news for me!

It’s sad to say goodbye again, but it won’t the last time I say it, so cheer up! You, me, and Mr. Ipsa will get to play again someday!

Thanks for coming to visit me, Mr. Booky!

Tell Mr. Ipsa that I love him and that I can’t wait to see him!

Bye!

Comments

[Seether00]

Too much cute..... Must have hate.....

[bobbananaville]

Feels...
Happy, fuzzy feels...
But feels nonetheless...

[Savant Sentral]

I've loved these booky chapters.

[Quaver Ava]

The Booky chapters were great. I can already imagine the rude and horrible things Ipsa is going to write about everyone now, but at the same time I'm really hoping he turns around... A story would be completely useless if the character stays where they are in their life forever and ever. A story is meant to further a character along down a certain path and you've got us heading down a possible good direction. I feel a good ending is nearing to this wonderful tale, but you as the author could throw it the other way around and make Ipsa's life stay a living lonely hell...

It's been quite a while and I'm glad to see Ipsa back in action. Again, looking forward to the conclusion of this awesome tale. :)

Quaver Ava

[Solarkness]

5061138 A story can be about being stuck in a certain way of thought...
and being unable to escape. In that case, the whole sense of the story is to show that there is not always character developement, as in most stories.

Character developement is a very useful trait of a story, and often is one of the reasons it interests its reader(s), but it is not required.