Narrative Essay On 'Andy The Apple Andy'

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Andy The Apple “Hey Andy,” said Clara The Celery, “Get some friends you do not belong here.” Andy ignored her this bullying had gone on for days all because of some stupid human who had put Andy The Apple in the vegetable drawer. Everyone new that fruits do not belong in vegetables drawers. And now the vegetables all bullied him especially Garry The Green Pepper but he was also bullied by plenty by tommy The Tomato,Clara the celery, Parry The Pea, and Bobby the broccoli, these were all the vegetables in the drawer.

Just as Clara finally left Garry The Green Pepper popped in, and instantly began being rude .Garry had arrived in the vegetable drawer just a few days ago. Nobody liked Garry not even the other vegetables because they
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They did this in shifts so that they all got sleep but he did not get any sleep, when it was Garry’s turn to keep him awake he did so by yelling at him all during his shift Andy decided that he had had enough he started insulting whoever was keeping awake he had ended up getting into a fight with Garry because as soon as Garry entered he began to say in a faults sweet voice
“Andi how heve you bon sloping?”
Andy replied in the same faults sweet voice “how have you been using your brain. O what you don't have a brain you’re hollow” this did not go over well because Garry got angry but instead of yelling at Andy he started to torture Andy by jumping on him this bruised him. After the torture was over Andy thought of a plan he would listen to the vegetables and commit suicide. Andy went over to the opening knowing that a human had to open it and that he could not open it so he began waiting until a human found him. After a few days of being bullied a human found him,and opened the vegetable drawer picked him up and was about to take a very large bite. Andy closed his eyes preparing to die when a very loud voice

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