Birdie: A Short Story

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Once a upon of time a lizard and a bird were cursed with a spell. The lizard wanted a girlfriend so he asked a witch if she can make him a love spell for him because no one liked him. But he liked this one girl that went to his school so he got the spell and was wanting to splash it on her but another girl got in the way and it was a girl named Birdie but he didn't like her but now she loves him.

So Birdie lived with him for about a year now but he still didn't like her and was still trying to get used to her but he couldn’t. So one day when Birdie was asleep he went back to the witch and was going to buy a spell that made her not like him any more but he had no money because he keep spending it on Birdie. A couple months later he had

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