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Julia the Goddess of the World

Crescent is the god of the moon and Grace is the goddess of the sun and they had a had a daughter, Goddess of the earth named Julia. Julia was a calm, peaceful, nice, and rarely get mad Goddess. Julia was as peaceful as birds chirping. She started creating the earth at a young age and she had a brother, God of Pluto named Jason. She started making the water and the grass in the earth and it was a peaceful place. Julia's Father came from the moon and went to earth to see how Julia is doing and saw Julia's hard work on earth.

"Nice work Julia" said Julia's Father Proudly.

"Thank you father" said Julia with joy.

" I've been working really …show more content…
At first her parents got a little mad, but then they got over it. Then they went to Uranus and Troy said sorry. They accepted the apology and Jason started to live with Julia and then she finished making her planet after that. Then Jason was happy and the family was happy and Troy was happier too. Then Julia started visiting Troy and they started being friends and hanging out on planet earth. Then Julia started to like Troy a little bit and Troy started to like the Julia little bit and they started to become more than friends because Julia is the only person that can keep Troy calm.

"Troy do you think we could be more than friends" Julia asked.

" I think that would be nice ..... Yeah lets do it" Troy answered excitedly.

" Plus I'm the only one who could control your anger so It would be the best thing to do" Julia said.

Julia and Troy telling there secret to Julia's

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