a sack lunc said, “because, if you didn’t, you’re in big trouble, goddamit.”
“Of course I broug,” the Sheep Man said, nervously.
“ell, give it . I’m starved.”
trieving ty donuts one by one, o t.
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“Look, t’s straig you eat it? It’s delicious.”
t took t and ate it stop crying.
ate donuts and , tigated ttom of t ’s bed and desk. “Since ekeeper’, t certainly be a gate around ecting,” t a gate, you certainly don’t need a gatekeeper.”
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“If only I ate ts on Cmas Eve last year, I be up to himself.
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“range. o t past one in t can’t be da,” t, craning his neck.
of tunnel, y clearing before all trees suce clouds floated in the song of birds.
“ I s book, it said t if I fell do it didn’t mention anyt this.”
o eat one of ts from w, he heard a voice from behind him.
“Good afternoon, Mr. Sheep Man.”
“hello.”
urned around to look, anding t bearing ther similarly wore ‘209’.
Aside from tail.
“o come over donuts h me?”
“o!” 208 said.
“they look really good,” 209 said.
“the Sheep Man replied.
So t in a roe donuts.
“the food,” 209 said.
“t’s t time I’ve ever s,” 208 said.
“t’s good,” t on me, and I o do nory to break the spell.”
“errible!” 208 said.
“Being cursed must be tough,” 209 said.
“Really tough a si