The Story Of Rons Life - 1374 Words

On Ron’s house he was sitting on his chair like any other day, but today it was the last day of the month. Which means he has to gather supplies for the next month. So he got up grabbed his items to hunt and flew to the forest. You all may be thinking how is Ron flying well you see Ron is not a normal human being. Ron is not even a human being. Ron used to be a little boy aged 8 lived in Washington. Who enjoyed science. Ron’s dad named Wilbert was a scientist. Ron also had a mom. Rons mother jully died from a car accident, but Ron believes that his mom is still out there. Just because that Ron’s mom may be dead that still doesn’t stop Ron for what he enjoys the most. Ron’s favorite thing to do is to watch his dad do invention about science†¦show more content†¦So then Wilbert thought and said â€Å"Hey Ron would you like to come back to my laboratory tommorow and see my chamber change a human being to 50% animal of that users chose but als o stay 50% human†. Ron was so excited and said â€Å"Yes I would love to come back to your laboratory and see your new invention.† Wilbert drove back to his house with Ron. â€Å"You better go to sleep understand Ron, I don’t want you to go past your bedtime today do you understand† Wilbert told Ron. Ron never heard his dad say anything like that before, Ron’s only words that he said was â€Å" Ok I’ll sleep at my bedtime today daddy†. It was 8:00 o’clock which is also known as Ron’s bedtime. Ron brushed his teeth got his pajamas and quickly fell asleep. While Ron was sleeping Wilbert wanted to test Ron and see if his chamber would have turned Ron into 50% any animal of Ron’s chose but also stay part human. Ron woke up and was so excited to go back to his dad’s laboratory. Ron changed his clothes to go the Lab again. Wilbert drove Ron to his laboratory. Ron explored everything he saw yesterday. Then he saw t he chamber again and said â€Å"Dad remember you said that I would see someone test your invention†. 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