The Den - A Short Story
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The Den It was a hot, dry summer day and the sun shone through Chris' window, brightening up his room, which could easily be mistaken for a prison cell. It epitomised his holiday thus far, not even able to escape the confinements of his bedroom without being given a lecture from his parents. However, Chris couldn't complain having brought it upon himself after being excluded from school. Chris woke up, and dragged himself out of bed. The flimsy floorboards creaked as he walked towards the bathroom, ready to brush his teeth. He swung the old wooden door shut, which groaned precariously. He brushed his teeth swiftly and heard his mother shout, "Chris, I am going to work now so make sure you and your brother behave! I've left food in the kitchen." Chris yelled sarcastically, "Yes, your majesty!" It was late that morning and Chris decided to wake his brother, who...

