Jeffy: A Narrative Fiction

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Jeffry can’t deal with this anymore. He is so frustrated; “Why can’t you accept the fact that I don’t like how I look!” says Jeffery.
Then Jeffry looks up a nearby tree and notices the amazing wildlife that live up there. “I just want to be like everyone else, I always get made fun of and I’m sick of it! No one understands me. There is no one else like me and I always feel left out!” says Jeffry.
“Wow, if you really want to be like everyone else and be in the trees, then I’ll give it to you.
I just wanted you to be special and one of a kind, then here, here I’ll make you as tall as a tree!” yelled Artemis. Jeffry started growing
immediately.

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