Summary: The Death Of Kermit

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The Death of Kermit

It was a windy fall day. Kermit was sipping tea and watching Bob Ross. There was a knock at the door. Kermit carefully put down the tea, and walked over. He looked outside, and didn’t see anything. Then, a screech came from a window upstairs. Kermit followed, and for a split second, he saw a hand hide. He was unsure of what he just saw. Kermit’s heart beat faster, his blood pressure rising. His palms were sweating and he tried to resume Bob Ross. He couldn’t stop thinking about what had just happened. He paused it and listened. He heard a faint ring in the basement. He creaked open the door, and started down the stairs. He turned the light on. As he walked toward a the phone, the lights flickered on and

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