by Whippet. » Sat Dec 28, 2013 4:33 pm
Username; Alpacra (princess.a)
Name; S'mores
Gender; Male
Favorite Christmas memory; Limit is 600
(Writer from an outsider view/narrator, not the bean itself)
| A Young Bean's First Christmas |
The sounds of shaken boxes and tiny claws scraping and scratching away at mystery parcels enclosed in colourful paper, echoed throughout the small, cozy den. The excitement and joy of a young bean's first Christmas filled the air, providing warmth and hope to all those around. As an adopted child, this was Smores first Christmas with a REAL family. S'mores giggled and squealed, while his parents gathered his presents. "Here you go son." The largest of the three beans announced. S'mores looked up at his father with glee, babbled some noises, and squealed some more, before being coaxed towards the present that presented itself before him. Tiny, but sharp claws, sliced and shredded the wrapping paper with surgeon precision, trying to preserve the present inside. S'mores parents now both sat in front of him and watching on with anticipation. The wrapping was off. "Oh fluff!" exclaimed S'mores, as the realisation hit that there was another defensive layer that enclosed HIS present. A box. He looked up at his loving Mother and Father with an exasperated sigh. "Presents are hard work." Both parents gave a small chuckle, as S'mores continued to open his present. Box after box. It as the same story. The suspense and excitement, followed by a small bit of disappointment that there was yet another box to go. He was about to give up, but chose to try once more in the hope that perseverance would prevail. It did. Three small wood carved Jely Bean Dragons layed in the box, side by side. He looked at his family, with a grin as wide as the sky itself. "So, do you like it S'mores?" said his mother. "I-I-I," S'mores stuttered, unable to express his thankfulness, "I love them." S'mores gathered up his new treasures, and waddled over to his new parents. "This one can be you Mama because its the prettiest of all of them," said a loving S'mores, "and this one can be you Papa because its a but scruffy, and looks very strong." His father let out a small chuckled and pointed to the smallest of the wooden figures, "This one can be you S'mores," pausing, the father let the mother finish, " because you're our little miracle, and for a small bean, you have one of the biggest hearts." Holding back tears, the mother nuzzled her son, followed by the father. S'mores finally had a family of his own, and that is the best Christmas present that anyone could wish for.
To this day, S'mores still carries the three wooden figures in his pouch, as a reminder of the love and new life that his adoptive parents provided prior their passing.
Sorry, can't format properly at the moment, due to being on a mobile.
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Whippet. on Tue Dec 31, 2013 3:31 pm, edited 3 times in total.