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Chapter #5

He decides to eat something else.

    by: Ace Jones Author IconMail Icon
Then Tommy had an idea in this case he decided to have something real sweet and fattening, in this case some ice cream of course.

At that moment the 500lbs puppy had heavily stomped towards the refrigerator and opened the freezer door where he managed to get the ice cream with ease.

But the rugrat puppy didn't realize this kind of ice cream could cause unexpected weight gain and growth spurts.

Then the rugrat puppy started sticking head into each ice cream bucket and began eating until there was nothing left and once again proceeded to burp as loud as he could.

"*URPPPPPPP!* Mmm that's some good ice cream," he said.

At that very moment he started feeling different and wondered what was happening.
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