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Peach and Sock Go to the Store

Peach and Sock hobbled across the street to the Grocery Store. As they walked up to the automatic doors, Peach gazed in wonder. She had never seen such marvelous things.

Taking Sock by the hair, Peach flung her at the door. The door parted. Sock hit the smooth floor and went sliding.

Peach's mouth dropped open. She had just opened a wall.

Sock hobbled back to the door and looked at Peach. Peach looked back.

Both Peach and Sock blinked a few times, waiting for the door to open. It didn't.

Peach grinned her Jellybean razor sharp teeth. She had a plan.

Picking up a twig in her mouth, Peach flung it at the door. As the doors parted, she wedged another twig in the opening; allowing the Sock Puppet to leave the store.

Peach and Sock hobbled away from the store. Sock smiled as they crossed the street back towards home.

It was good to be free from the automatic door.

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