Tom Nook came out of his sad shack with a bike and several big and small packages. He tied the packages onto the bikes back basket with sturdy rope and handed me a piece of paper with names and stores on it. "Those are the people that require the packages. Use that to help te out!"
"Okay, sir."
"Heheheheh! No need to waste such, get going, go now, go now!"
With that, I got on the bike and rode downhill, then north to the Town Hall for the first delivery. Pelly was drinking some coffee and combing through important sheets of red printed paper. "Excuse me," I began, "I have a package from Nook's Cranny."
"Oh, marvelous!" Pelly commented, "Place it on the mail window please, and have a nice morning!"
"Thank you."
With that, I set out for the museum. An owl stood snoring in the main entrence as I saw him. Okay, before when I detto I met the happy people, I actually looked at the exhibits, leaving this guy to snooze. "Excuse me," I whispered to the owl, "I'm looking for a..." -I looked at the address paper- " Blathers?" The owl gave a loud snore telling me that he wasn't waking up soon. It can't be helped, I thought, placing the package on the tile floor in front of the tired owl. There were two deliveries for the Able Sisters. When I got there, Mable and Sable were just getting inside, and noticed me. "Fauna! Good morning!" Sable and Mable greeted in unison.
"I'm afraid though," Mable said, "That we won't be open until later."
"It's a delivery from Mr. Tom Nook."
"Oh! Well, sorry for the rudeness. We've been for this a long time, and just to reject the person to deliver it, how harsh!" Mable assured, soundly like it was mostly to herself. Mable was carrying something else in her claws, so that left Sable to take the two small presents. Before Sable closed the door, she thanked me. This wasn't so bad...I think I might actually enjoy my new life here. THe successivo delivery was to Blaire. I went down the river to the east pathway all that biking just to read a note from Blaire on the door that read, "Taking a stroll on the beach! Who wouldn't? Catch me there, nutlet!" So that took me south to the largest spiaggia I've ever spent my time. Even though Caroline lived near here, I never went to check it out. Looking for Blaire was going to be a pain.
Cream-colored sand and the clear ocean played games together, along with some uninvited shells. Tall palm trees stretched shadows across the sunny sand as I took my package to the black stain on the puntellare, riva with rosa around it. As I got closer, the stains formed into a clearer scene of Blaire on a rosa towel in a green bikini. My feet clumsily shuffeled through the sand, spraying a few feet ahead of me. "Hello, Blaire," I said. "It's earlier than I'd expect to see te up," Blaire remarked and stood up, "What is it that te want?"
"Delivery!"
"Oh, well, Nook finally took the time to pick up a servent?" Blaire added to herself then laughed loudly and said, "Thanks anyway, nutlet." Blaire began to pack up her things, I decided to leave her to it.
Finally I rode up to Nook's Cranny to tell him I finished up. Tom Nook was delighted to have that out of his hands: "Yes! Yes! Good! Good! Now I have all of my shipments displayed te can negozio around!" I dipped my head to him and looked around at his small variety. It was like stepping into shallow water, but finding it was deeper than you'd expect, because his prices were insane! One gift to Caroline costed me 4,020 Bells! It was worth, though. After all cAroline was my friend... Before I left, Tom Nook told me, "You know, there are some mighty fine prices I pay for pesce and bugs, and since I was sutch a burden with all that work, I got a gift for you, it's real handy!" Out of his grembiule pocket, he gave me a shovel, net and fishing rod. I was baffeled. It wasn't much work I had to do...but he gives me things...I had to stop myself and take the gifts. I couldn't say no to something that would help me out so much! I took my gifts to Caroline's, and now my new home. I knocked on the door and heard Caroline's sweet voice call, "Over here, Fauna!"
"Okay, sir."
"Heheheheh! No need to waste such, get going, go now, go now!"
With that, I got on the bike and rode downhill, then north to the Town Hall for the first delivery. Pelly was drinking some coffee and combing through important sheets of red printed paper. "Excuse me," I began, "I have a package from Nook's Cranny."
"Oh, marvelous!" Pelly commented, "Place it on the mail window please, and have a nice morning!"
"Thank you."
With that, I set out for the museum. An owl stood snoring in the main entrence as I saw him. Okay, before when I detto I met the happy people, I actually looked at the exhibits, leaving this guy to snooze. "Excuse me," I whispered to the owl, "I'm looking for a..." -I looked at the address paper- " Blathers?" The owl gave a loud snore telling me that he wasn't waking up soon. It can't be helped, I thought, placing the package on the tile floor in front of the tired owl. There were two deliveries for the Able Sisters. When I got there, Mable and Sable were just getting inside, and noticed me. "Fauna! Good morning!" Sable and Mable greeted in unison.
"I'm afraid though," Mable said, "That we won't be open until later."
"It's a delivery from Mr. Tom Nook."
"Oh! Well, sorry for the rudeness. We've been for this a long time, and just to reject the person to deliver it, how harsh!" Mable assured, soundly like it was mostly to herself. Mable was carrying something else in her claws, so that left Sable to take the two small presents. Before Sable closed the door, she thanked me. This wasn't so bad...I think I might actually enjoy my new life here. THe successivo delivery was to Blaire. I went down the river to the east pathway all that biking just to read a note from Blaire on the door that read, "Taking a stroll on the beach! Who wouldn't? Catch me there, nutlet!" So that took me south to the largest spiaggia I've ever spent my time. Even though Caroline lived near here, I never went to check it out. Looking for Blaire was going to be a pain.
Cream-colored sand and the clear ocean played games together, along with some uninvited shells. Tall palm trees stretched shadows across the sunny sand as I took my package to the black stain on the puntellare, riva with rosa around it. As I got closer, the stains formed into a clearer scene of Blaire on a rosa towel in a green bikini. My feet clumsily shuffeled through the sand, spraying a few feet ahead of me. "Hello, Blaire," I said. "It's earlier than I'd expect to see te up," Blaire remarked and stood up, "What is it that te want?"
"Delivery!"
"Oh, well, Nook finally took the time to pick up a servent?" Blaire added to herself then laughed loudly and said, "Thanks anyway, nutlet." Blaire began to pack up her things, I decided to leave her to it.
Finally I rode up to Nook's Cranny to tell him I finished up. Tom Nook was delighted to have that out of his hands: "Yes! Yes! Good! Good! Now I have all of my shipments displayed te can negozio around!" I dipped my head to him and looked around at his small variety. It was like stepping into shallow water, but finding it was deeper than you'd expect, because his prices were insane! One gift to Caroline costed me 4,020 Bells! It was worth, though. After all cAroline was my friend... Before I left, Tom Nook told me, "You know, there are some mighty fine prices I pay for pesce and bugs, and since I was sutch a burden with all that work, I got a gift for you, it's real handy!" Out of his grembiule pocket, he gave me a shovel, net and fishing rod. I was baffeled. It wasn't much work I had to do...but he gives me things...I had to stop myself and take the gifts. I couldn't say no to something that would help me out so much! I took my gifts to Caroline's, and now my new home. I knocked on the door and heard Caroline's sweet voice call, "Over here, Fauna!"
