K-K The Monkey Monologue

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My names K-K the monkey this is what I look like: oh sorry, that probably scared you. This is me in all my glory:. Aren't I cute? Don't answer that! I already know that I am. I was raised in a zoo when I was born, I couldn't breathe. They did some tests after putting me in the ICU and put me on an ventilator. I was kept in a box. I made a friend she looked so cute, but I was cuter.. I don't know what she was, we were let out Into this bigger box with 5 other animals. That's when I met her. Her name, well it's weird and all, but it was Cece. I don't know why we are named after letters like BB and Tt. It's just a name ZOO PEOPLE come up with. Like what are we to you- chopped liver?! Well I don't want you to chop my liver, but I’m cute and well …show more content…

Rory never came back Either she died or she's at home with Sarah. the double vision I can see Rory she's laying on a bed, is that Sarah wow she's a teen now. I think I should call My Double Vision something else like my superpower………. my superpower comes back, it's CC what is she doing tell I just see a big blob over, here comes the choices I hate making these decisions will happen if I don't choose. Survive barely Kill I can't choose I won't choose I'm not going to be responsible for this. I was that TT is fighting her. It was wow. Cc looks like she's not going to make it. They all leave she's just there Floating in nothing. The portal we all came through, is lighting up. I hope it's not CC I just have to wait. it normally takes 5 minutes I know it sounds like a lot. It is a lot. I see her come through and I see her come throw I never thought tt would do that she's so loving and caring. I never thought she would kill someone. When she got out of a portal a guy lead her to a room. I don't know what I should do I think I'm just going to go to ded and let happen to her happen. I think I'm just going to have a good time with my family in this place I think I will be fun. In heaven I don't have to worry about the other thing in the world that can stop or hurt

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