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Requiem and the Boy in the Moon:Another Adventure:The Inventions
by Richard J Kallao
Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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 Requiem the mouse look up and saw his friend the boy upside down he shook his head,he was trying to invent things so he could sell them too earn money for his family,apparently he invented a gravity machine that decreases gravity and turns everything upside down.

' Turn that yellow button,' cried the boy to Requiem,' I made two of everything so even you could reach it,' he cried and suddenly as Requiem did the boy was back to normal and Requiem shook his head,he thought he have too keep a better eye on his friend as the boy took off the gravity belt .
 

' These are all your inventions,' commented Requiem then  as he looked around the small building his family made for him,even his parents knew how smart the boy was and knew one day he would come up with something special. 
 

' Yes,' said the boy answering him then ,' But I then too don't know how too sell them or advertise them you know,' he then said looking at all his own inventions .Requiem nodded then he had an idea ,there was a local television station nearby if the news channel heard about the boy's inventions ,it might work.
 

' I know what we have to do,' smiled Requiem to the boy.Requiem's mind then  suddenly filled with ideas and thoughts as to how yo help the boy once they would get into the tv station .The boy had a lot of stuff that anyone with the money could or would be willing to buy if they were both smart about it ,

' Tv,' laughed the boy,' Us on tv ,that should be interesting in itself .'
 

to be continued in part ll.

 

 

 

 

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