The night before halloween, Hazel got everything ready for Halloween. She picked out her costume that she was going to wear, she put up all of the halloween decorations and she got her trick or treat bag. Hazel checked everything off of her to - do list and went to bed. The next day Hazel got up really early. “Yes! It is Halloween today! I can’t wait to go trick or treating!”. Hazel sprung out of her bed. “Ok. Lets see if I have everything here. Costumes? They are here. Halloween decorations? They are also here. Candy?
Che- Wait a second. It's not here! Oh no!” Hazel got ready and ran to the store. She went into the candy aisle but...The candy was not there! Hazel was worried, really worried. Hazel asked the shopkeeper if there was any candy here. The shopkeeper said “ Sorry dear, we just ran out. Come again next time!” Hazel was sad. She thanked the shopkeeper and left. She came home with a frown on her face. That never happens on holidays, especially on Halloween. When it was time to go trick or treating, Hazel was bursting with tears. “ We need candy! Please mom! Please get more candy for the children! Please!” But Hazel’s mom would not budge. When Hazel went to the first house they said “ Oops! So sorry but we have no candy! Come again next time dear!” Hazel was getting mad.
She went to the next house and the same thing happened again. Same for the next house and the next and the next and the next. Hazel knew that something was fishy and it was not a fish. Shortly Hazel’s school bully named Thomas showed up.
Thomas said to Hazel “Hey.. What are you wearing? Are you being Cinderella?”. He laughed so hard that tears came out of his eyes. He left. Hazel was really mad. She noticed something. All the candy was missing. She went back home and started to wonder who would have stolen the candy. She came up with four suspects. Mrs. Green - she has eight kids and all of those kids LOVE candy. She might have stolen the candy for her kids ; Stanley - he loved candy and he would give his ipad for just a piece of candy ; William and Louis - kids who liked candy, but they did not love it, but they would trade candy for money. Hazel interviewed each one of them, but none stole the candy. Then she gathered up all her courage and went to Thomas’s house. She knocked on the door. Thomas opened the door.
She said “You stole the candy. I know it”. He said “Yes, I am sorry. It was for my little brother.” “Last year he ate too much candy before halloween and got really sick. So, this year I decided to give him all of the candy because now he is better and he really LOVES candy. Thomas learnt a lesson that day.
DO NOT BE SELFISH. SHARING IS CARING!! DO NOT STEAL, JUST ASK!!
THE END!
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