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Froopy Land: A Narrative Fiction

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The setting begins in a world made up called Froopy Land. A magical place that Rick built for his young daughter Beth to keep her out of harms way. Then one night Rick was sitting with Beth watching the stars, which Beth doesn’t know are fake.

“The clouds are better than real ones here.” Rick says. Beth looks at him confused then brushes it off.“Come on daddy lets go play.”Beth grabs Rick’s hand and tugs at him
“I-I can’t Beth, daddy has to go away for a while.” He pulls his hand away and stands up.
Beth looks at him with tears in her eyes “Away?“ Her voice started to shake”How long daddy, please don’t leave me?”

Rick pulls out a crystal ,makes a circle, and they both jump threw to their home.“ I love you sweetie.”She nods and cries at the same time”I love you too daddy.” They hug and kissed each other on the forehead. Rick gets to the door ”Oh, tell mommy I love her too.” …show more content…

The place Rick ended up at was at a bar he sits in a stool and starts drinking, from then on he drank and drank and he got drunk.Why you may say because he hates him self for leaving his family, his life, his only daughter, and that he made the portal gun.

Then next morning Rick woke up in a place that looked only familiar to him.He sits up and looks around.He realizes it’s is old friend’s place.Rick gets up to see his lab coat on a chair, Rick picks it up, then hears

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