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Okay, so I'm going to start this new story.... even though I'm not finished my other one yet (I WILL FINISH IT!) And I'm going to try to update this story more frequently than I've been with my other... you'll all prolly have to bug me a little though.
If I take to long you have my permission to poke me with a stick. So here's chapter 1...
The state of the boarding house was chaotic as usual. Amidst the hubbub Kermit, Clifford, Rizzo and Pepe were having their weekly Friday night card game, giving not a twitch to the bedlam surrounding them. The doorbell rang and when no one gave up their eccentric activities to answer it Kermit reluctantly got up, made sure none of his poker partners would peek at his cards, and headed towards the door.
When he was just about at the door Piggy flew down the stair and beat him to it. Piggy flung the door open and gave a great big hug to a young cow, no larger than himself, with a small light red suitcase and her dark brown hair in pigtails. Kermit shot a confused look to Piggy about their visitor.
"Kermie, this is my friend Denise," she said addressing not only Kermit but the rest of folks in the room who had all stopped what they were doing and see their new guest. "Remember, I told you all about her visiting when you were watching the game a couple nights ago," Piggy continued.
"Oh of course," Kermit nodded not wanting to admit that he hadn’t been paying attention to anything she said that night, "Umm, I’m Kermit. Pleased to meet you."
"Oh so your Kermit?" Denise exclaimed happily, "I’ve heard sooo much about you! When’s the wedding?"
Kermit changed from his natural green to bright red, "Look, I don’t know what Piggy’s told you, but there’s no wedding. Gee, um, we’re not even dating." He looked around at everyone who was staring. Some were biting their lips, some covered their mouths, and some looked away; all of them trying to conceal their laughter. He braced himself for the inevitable karate chop that was bound to happen after making a comment like that to Piggy’s friend. But… it didn’t come, she just brushed off the comment as if nothing had happened.
"Umm, Rizzo, Pepe," Piggy said sweetly, "would you two show Denise to the guest room and help her with her bags?" The two collected themselves enough to make it to the stairway.
"Hokay Ritzo, I’ll do the showing and jou do the helping," Pepe said as he and Rizzo lead Denise up the stairs to the guest room. With the dead silence downstairs, their laughter could be clearly heard when they reached the top.
Piggy walked a couple feet to where Kermit stood. ‘Here it comes,’ he thought, ‘she just didn’t want to make a bad impression on her friend.’
But to Kermit’s great surprise, and relief, no karate chop came. No drop kick either. She just fluttered her eyelashes and said ever so sweetly, "You know Kermie, one day you’ll have to admit you love me." With that, she walked off to talk to find her friend, quite aware that as she left all eyes were on her.
If I take to long you have my permission to poke me with a stick. So here's chapter 1...
~*~CHAPTER 1~*~
The state of the boarding house was chaotic as usual. Amidst the hubbub Kermit, Clifford, Rizzo and Pepe were having their weekly Friday night card game, giving not a twitch to the bedlam surrounding them. The doorbell rang and when no one gave up their eccentric activities to answer it Kermit reluctantly got up, made sure none of his poker partners would peek at his cards, and headed towards the door.
When he was just about at the door Piggy flew down the stair and beat him to it. Piggy flung the door open and gave a great big hug to a young cow, no larger than himself, with a small light red suitcase and her dark brown hair in pigtails. Kermit shot a confused look to Piggy about their visitor.
"Kermie, this is my friend Denise," she said addressing not only Kermit but the rest of folks in the room who had all stopped what they were doing and see their new guest. "Remember, I told you all about her visiting when you were watching the game a couple nights ago," Piggy continued.
"Oh of course," Kermit nodded not wanting to admit that he hadn’t been paying attention to anything she said that night, "Umm, I’m Kermit. Pleased to meet you."
"Oh so your Kermit?" Denise exclaimed happily, "I’ve heard sooo much about you! When’s the wedding?"
Kermit changed from his natural green to bright red, "Look, I don’t know what Piggy’s told you, but there’s no wedding. Gee, um, we’re not even dating." He looked around at everyone who was staring. Some were biting their lips, some covered their mouths, and some looked away; all of them trying to conceal their laughter. He braced himself for the inevitable karate chop that was bound to happen after making a comment like that to Piggy’s friend. But… it didn’t come, she just brushed off the comment as if nothing had happened.
"Umm, Rizzo, Pepe," Piggy said sweetly, "would you two show Denise to the guest room and help her with her bags?" The two collected themselves enough to make it to the stairway.
"Hokay Ritzo, I’ll do the showing and jou do the helping," Pepe said as he and Rizzo lead Denise up the stairs to the guest room. With the dead silence downstairs, their laughter could be clearly heard when they reached the top.
Piggy walked a couple feet to where Kermit stood. ‘Here it comes,’ he thought, ‘she just didn’t want to make a bad impression on her friend.’
But to Kermit’s great surprise, and relief, no karate chop came. No drop kick either. She just fluttered her eyelashes and said ever so sweetly, "You know Kermie, one day you’ll have to admit you love me." With that, she walked off to talk to find her friend, quite aware that as she left all eyes were on her.