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Once upon a time there was a beautiful white T-rex with and amazing rainbow hair named Cinderella. He is the best white T-rex with rainbow hair in the whole wide McDonald 's. Cinderella lives in McDonald’s and all of his best Friends meet him there every single day they play in the playpen order big macs all day every day. Until one awful horrific day Cinderella noticed a new creature walk into McDonald’s as usual Cinderella walked up to him very very smooth. Then as Cinderella got closer he realized that this creature was a tortoise. He nicely greets the tortoise and says “hi there tortoise hows your life want to be best friends”. Usually Cinderella has a waiting list for people to be his best friend but he really likes this tortoise. But for some odd …show more content…

On top of his life collapsing from evil tortoise three of his best friends left him they said they had better things to do. Cinderella had no idea how to handle this it was so bad he didn 't even eat lunch at his usual table in the playpen he ate in the lounge and he doesn 't even work at McDonalds. It was Cinderella 's worst week in his life ever. It was so bad he thought about moving to Burger King but that all changed on one faithful day in the hands of an amazing creature named Harambe. First it started with Cinderella sleeping in and not getting breakfast. So when he came out of his room the bathroom he was greeted by a large black gorilla named Harambe. Harambe is very nice to him right off the bat. Right aways he asks him to join him for lunch. Harambe asks says “will you sit with me in the playpen while we eat big macs together”. Of course Cinderella says “yes of course i 'll join you in the playpen while we eat big macs”. So like any other t-rex and gorilla would someone saved the table while the other got the food. Cinderella offered to watch the table while Harambe got them their big macs. From there on out Cinderella the white rainbow t-rex and Harambe the black gorilla became best friends and

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