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Zachery Ponds: A Short Story

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Zachery Ponds The house shown below is around the corner from where you live. Tell me something about it, the people who live or have lived there. Has it affected you? How? The Cartoon City Junior High School was invested with Joy Virus infection zombies. Boo the Ghost and Koopa Kid went to the front school doors. They felt scared because it was 12:00 A.M. under a FULL MOON. They slowly open the doors and saw wrecked lockers, school stuff everywhere, rainbow splatters on the walls and floors like blood. "Jesus Christ, what the H/// happened here?" , Koopa Kid said. "That 's what we need to find out" , Boo replied.

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