MOUSE OF COMMONS. MOUSE OF LORDS.

PART 3 OF GLADSTONE MCWHISKERS AND THE SANDCASTLE OF DOOM!!!

GLADSTONE MCWHISKERS AND THE SANDCASTLE OF DOOM - PART 3.

Part 3 of an exclusive 12 part Mouse of Commons mini-adventure.

"Hey..." exclaimed Ollie uncertainly. "Hey boss - where did that giant sandcastle suddenly come from? It wasn't there earlier, was it?"

"I don't think so..." agreed Glad, trying to recall whether it had or hadn't been - for what with all the business with the ice cream chasing him (or so he'd thought); followed by having to eat said ice-cream until he was full to bursting - he'd rather lost track of what had been going on.

"We should go and take a look..." whispered Ollie, quite in awe of the fantastic castle. "Maybe they'll invite us in for tea and cakes..." he suggested, eyes widening excitedly.

Gladstone shook his head disapprovingly. "Oliver Louse - you're almost as bad as that darn bear, Charlie Grrr..." he snapped. "You're always thinking of you tummy!"

But that said, he had to admit that he did like the idea of stopping off for a cup of tea and maybe a jam scone with cream, or something.

"Let's go..." Ollie insisted and so they did just that.

It didn't take very long to cross the sands towards the castle, in fact the castle almost seemed to be floating towards them. Gladstone didn't even have time to suggest that Ollie tried to ring the door bell, for he simply shoved open the large castle gate and hurried on inside...

"Ollie... Will you WAIT, please..." he called as he hurried on after his louse companion, but Ollie didn't appear to have heard him.

Seconds later - as the Mouse of Commons followed after him - the castle door slammed behind them - trapping them both inside...

TO BE CONTINUED.

What will happen next? Next time Ollie and Gladstone explore the dark, damp sandcastle of doom.

This instalment was originally written in Guernsey on Monday the 8th of October 2007. Story and Photograph - Copyright Paul Chandler, 2007.

Labels: Gladstone McWhiskers, Mouse of Commons, Oliver Louse

posted by Paul Chandler @ 12:34 PM