Caysin Allouche VS The Monster Under The Bed




Caysin Allouche was a brave little boy. He wasn't afraid of anything, not even the dark. But one night, Caysin Allouche heard a strange noise coming from under his bed. It was a scratching noise, and it sounded like something was trying to get out. Caysin Allouche was scared, but he didn't want to show it. He got out of bed and looked under the bed, but he couldn't see anything. He got back in bed and tried to go to sleep, but the scratching noise kept getting louder and louder.

Finally, Caysin Allouche couldn't take it anymore. He jumped out of bed and looked under the bed again. This time, he saw something moving in the shadows. It was a big, hairy monster with sharp teeth and glowing red eyes. The monster growled at Caysin Allouche, and Caysin Allouche was so scared that he almost wet his pants. But then, Caysin Allouche remembered that he was a brave little boy. He took a deep breath and said, "I'm not afraid of you, monster!"

The monster laughed. "Oh, really?" the monster said. "You're not afraid of me? I'm the biggest, baddest monster in the world!"

"I don't care how big or bad you are," Caysin Allouche said. "I'm not afraid of you."

The monster was surprised. He had never met a child who wasn't afraid of him before. He decided to try to scare Caysin Allouche again.

"I'm going to eat you!" the monster said. He opened his big, hairy mouth and showed Caysin Allouche his sharp teeth.

Caysin Allouche didn't flinch. "You can't eat me," he said. "I'm too tough."

The monster was getting frustrated. He didn't know what to do. He had never met a child who wasn't afraid of him before.

"I'm going to make you afraid," the monster said. He started to make all kinds of scary noises. He growled and roared and hissed.

But Caysin Allouche just laughed.

"You're not scary," he said. "You're just a big, silly monster."

The monster was so mad that he started to cry. "I'm not silly!" he cried. "I'm the biggest, baddest monster in the world!"

"No, you're not," Caysin Allouche said. "You're just a big, silly crybaby."

The monster started to cry even harder. He ran out from under the bed and disappeared into the darkness.

Caysin Allouche went back to bed and fell asleep. He slept soundly for the rest of the night, and he never saw the monster under the bed again.

The next morning, Caysin Allouche told his mom about the monster under the bed. His mom laughed and said that there was no such thing as monsters. But Caysin Allouche knew better. He knew that he had faced his fear and that he had come out on top. Caysin Allouche was a brave little boy, and he was never afraid of the dark again.