Short Story

Once upon a time there was a dog and a cat that would have adventures outdoors all day long. The dog's name was Buddy and the cat's name was Zoey. They would run through the fields of flowers all day. They would hunt for food in the fields also. Their owners wouldn't mind them being gone all day because they knew that they would be back at the end of the day. They never got lost and they always found their way back home no matter how dark it was outside. Buddy and Zoey lived in the house behind the trees in the field. In the fields, Zoey hunted for mice and she would go down to the river near by and look for fish to eat. Buddy sometimes tried to see if any other dogs were in the field. If there were no other dogs for him to hangout with, he would stay with Zoey for the day. Buddy and Zoey loved being in the fields. They loved the smell of the fresh flowers and the green grass. The flowers in the field were different from any other flowers in the world. The color of the flowers would flicker and change colors through out the whole day. For a few minutes the flowers might be purple, then a few minutes later they would change to blue. Since the flowers changed colors, they also changed scents. Sometimes the flowers might smell like a rose, and then it would smell like a different flower. Zoey loved watching the flower colors change and smelling the changing flower scents. They were magic flowers. One day Zoey and Buddy ate one of the the magic flower petals. They thought that nothing was going to happen to them. Then a few minutes later, their fur started to change  to the color that the flower was at the moment that they ate it. Zoey and Buddy changed to the color purple. They were scared and they didn't know what to do. So they ran back to their owners' house and their owners were in complete shock of what happened to them. During that day, the purple color on them started to fade away and was gone by the end of the day. They were both relieved that they were back to normal. Then both of them agreed to never eat those flowers again.