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Blastocystes: A Short Story

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One day, a complete imbecile human, Chazz Micheal Micheals ate a gummy bear after it had been on the ground for 7 seconds, that's 2 more seconds then the usual 5 second rule. What Chazz didn't know why when he ate that now contaminated delicious gummy bear that he was ingesting tons of Blastocystis And three of those Blastocystis brothers named Ricky Bobby the youngest of the brothers, Jackie Moon the middle child and Ron Burgandy the eldest of all the brothers, and their plan was to get over the bridge and take over Chazz’s body. there was only one thing in the way, a muscle cell named Allen Gamble,he was a small muscle cell in chazz's body, but he still had a lot of work to do before he could beat the Blastocystis. He Knew he had to go through …show more content…

So he suited up and went to look for the Blastocystis brothers and once he found them they approached him with bats and metal pipe and tried to attack them but out of nowhere a muscle cell that looked like Allen but bigger was brennan huff and he easily took out one of the Blastocystis brothers like it was nothing. now it was 2 vs 2 and they liked those odds. so the muscle cells took it to those Blastocystis brothers and told them to leave chazz’s body tonight or they will be coming for all of them. so all the Blastocystis left scared and the two muscle cells celebrated about being the heros of chazz's body, and before brennon left allen asked who he was and all brennen could say was he was the man who gave up the best thing that ever happened to him, and right there allen knew he had met his real father . so allen went back to his house and told his parents about all that had happened but he left out some details about his father btu in the end it doesn't matter if they're your real family it all matters is that they love

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