Chapter Summary: The Big Bad Pig

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The Big Bad Pig
Once upon a time in a land far far away, laid the three little wolves, they ate together, played together, they did everything together, even harass the Big Bad Pig together. Until one day when they gray little wolf… went missing. The brown wolf and the yellow wolf went searching every where. They were looking for gray wolf for 3 days until they found him. Gray said he had been kidnapped by the Big Bad Pig. Yellow, Gray, and Brown wolf stormed into the woods where the Big Bad Pig lived. They knocked on the door. No answer. They knocked again but no answer. So the wolves were getting ready to leave when they heard heavy breathing. As soon as the Gray wolf heard the breathing he ditched his brothers and yelled “Every wolf for

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