Cell Phone Short Story

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Now a days everybody has a pet: dog, cat, hamster, turtle, fish, etc. and those who have one, usually love them. This is a story of a girl that really loved her pet, and a struggle she had because of a distraction called: Cellphone. The story goes like this: Not long ago lived a girl named Sophie, she was 15 years old. She lived in a small and beautiful town near the beach, full of people from all around the world. Sophie was a happy girl that loved animals, so of course, she had a pet. A little schnauzer named Dolly. Sophie really loved Dolly and take good care of her. They shared many moments together, they were like a “cute couple”. Sophie all the time had “chats” with Dolly, “Who´s my girl, who´s my one and only?”, or “Should I wear this?”, …show more content…
They asked people and also “asked” other dogs. By midnight they were really tired, so they decided to stop searching and agreed that the next day they would continue searching and also that they would put some announcement all around the town, in trees, restaurants, small and big shops, everywhere. The announcement would include two phone numbers and they would offer a reward.
After five months of waiting and some days searching, they gave up. Sophie was really sad and upset; how come in a town so small like the one she lived in, a dog could get lost. She missed Dolly so much, actually many people missed her, she was a great dog, a nice friend. Sophie´s parents noticed her really sad, so they decided to give her a new dog. They knew it wouldn´t replace Dolly, because even them missed her, but it would be a new adventure in life, a new opportunity.
They searched for the perfect dog and the perfect moment to give it to her. So they finally chose the moment and gave her the new dog. She was a little pug that received the name Vanilla. Sophie was a little bit happier, she had a new dog, but she missed the old one, Dolly. Also she was excited to tell Emily about the big news, so she quickly called her and invited Emily to her

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