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#20

Teddy’s Note

Pono Phantasia

Mar 2, 2024

174

1 Min Read 129 Words

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“Hey~

It’s your Teddy~

Beary mate~

Yay~”

“How have you been doing?

I’m doing well

Because, you are my cotton

And Teddy is full of cotton~

Premium, that cannot be unbuttoned

Oof, I’m swelling”

“Nothing weird or anything

Just that, nobody has been visiting me

So I’m bloating

Bloating for you to wash me~”

“I’ve been growing molds you know

My neighbors have started living in me

I feel so low

That I miss you bae~”

“My letter for you~

My cottons for you~

Do you know what that means?

It means Teddy has scenes!”

“And so, Teddy can visit you~

Anytime if you IGNORE your beary boo~

So take care of yourself bae

I’m waiting by the old attic shelf~”

“Must you forgot where that is

Just look up

Bust me, IN YOUR CEILING!!!!”

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