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Kie Wafleaka Research Paper

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One cold fall night in 1738, while everyone was sleeping in the town, an unidentified man was roaming the streets. He stopped when he saw the house with the magic ice skates. He creeped into the house and went into the kitchen, and there there it was... the ice skates. On top of the ice skates was a colorful sign that said, “Kiz Wafleaka.” That must be the owner's name the unidentified man thought. The unidentified man left the house with the ice skates. His business card fell out of his pocket and it said his name was Whatty Fap. The next morning Kiz Wafleaka woke up and had breakfast when he noticed his ice skates were gone. He went to go upstairs and saw a business card on the ground, and he knew who it was. It was his bestie, Whatty Fap. …show more content…

“ILL pay because i took your ice skates”
“okay”
So Flustin, Galana ,Whatty , and Kiz ate their pizza while watching the news on the big tv in the pizza place. They devoured their food like pigs.They were starving. After Whatty Fap paid for their food they left the pizza parlor and decided to take a walk near their favorite park.
The Park had a brand new swing set, slide, and monkey bars. Whatty Fap ran right to the monkey bars, while Kiz Wafleaka ran to slide down the slide. Flustin and Galena decided they didn’t want to play at the park so they went

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