Julianna Alternate Ending

Julianna, a happy and energetic four year old girl went to play at her beautiful garden one sunny day. Julianna loved to run through the colorful flowers and chase butterflies. But that morning, there was something very different in the garden! As Julianna ran, hopped and skipped across the flower beds, she saw something huge and purple at the very back of the garden. “What is that!” she exclaimed with surprise. She stopped running and tip-toed to the huge purple blub. It was as big as a whale. No, wait, it was a whale! Julianna’s eyes got round like a full moon. She stopped next to the huge whale thing and lightly poked it with a finger. Its skin was smooth and leathery, like that of the whales she’d heard about in stories. She walked in circles …show more content…

Her brother huffed, “You don’t fool me, and you are up to something.” “No I’m not!” said Julianna. Suddenly, her brother’s eyes opened wide, “What is that huge, ugly, purple thing?” he shouted, pointing at the tree. “A circus tent.” Julianna quickly said. “The neighbors are putting on a circus later today.” “A circus? Cool, I’ll go ask if I can be in it!” her brother said excited and ran off. Julianna smiled brightly and ran up to Hugo, who licked her cheeks. For a little while, Julianna and Hugo played fetch, catch and even tag. Julianna really enjoyed when he picked her up and tossed her on his back. It gave her butterflies and made her giggle! “Whale!” her brother screamed as Hugo ran past with a giggling Julianna chasing him. “Whale?” Julianna asked sweetly, she really loved tormenting her brother. “I saw no whale.” “I did!” he protested, “It was huge, purple and walked on four legs!” Julianna laughed, “Brother, did you fell from a tree?” Huffing, he walked away. Julianna was really happy. Hiding Hugo was turning out to be way too fun and she could torment her brother too while she was at …show more content…

“That’s a big, fat whale!” he wagged a finger at Hugo. Julianna shook her head, “No, it’s not, it’s an inflatable waterslide uncle got me!” “You’re lying, I’m telling mom!” he shouted and ran back to the house. But on the way, he slipped in a puddle of water and landed with his face in a miniature rose plant. Julianna laughed so hard that she fell off Hugo’s back. She was sure her mom would never believe her brother’s crazy story. She and Hugo kept on playing. She forgot all about her brother when, suddenly, she heard her mom call out her name. “Oh no,”” Julianna whimpered. Mom was looking for her. She and Hugo were going to be in big trouble. Julianna looked for a place to hide Hugo. Spotting the huge bed sheets drying in the sun, she pulled one off and draped it over Hugo. “Stay here and be quiet.” She whispered to him, then ran to meet her mother. At that moment, a butterfly landed on Hugo’s nose. The fluttering wings made Hugo sneeze loudly. “What was that?” Mom wondered as the huge gust of wind blew her hair and dress back. “Uh, I think a storm is coming, we should go inside.” Julianna said, twisting her fingers. Mom looked at the sky with a frown. There wasn’t a single cloud in