Gumdrop Trees Short Story

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This story takes place in a gumdrop lollipop forest on Mars. We start this story as King Gumball in the year 2095. "What has happened to all of my trees?" said King Gumball. He had just realized that all of his trees were missing. Later on that day he went to go see his friend Lollipaul. "Hey do you know what happened to all my trees?" asked King Gumball "No I don't why?" Asked Lollipaul,"What happened to them." "All of my trees have disappeared!" exclaimed King Gumball. After they were finished talking they went back to King Gumball's garden. "I think it looks better like this King Gumball." said Lollipaul, "Why don't you keep it like this?" "I like having the shade of my gumdrop trees." Commented King

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