Boris comes to stay

188.Rowley Jefferson was an adventurous and sometimes mischievous 11-year-old boy who lived in a grand mansion with his loving parents and his pet rabbit, Bunny Flopkins, along with her 498 babies. Though the Jeffersons would occasionally playfully tease Bunny Flopkins, they would never harm her. Rowley was always sure to take good care of his beloved pets.
One fine sunny day, Rowley was playing at the park when he saw a rather peculiar man named Boris. Boris seemed to have an air of mystery surrounding him. As Rowley observed Boris from afar, he noticed Boris reaching into his pocket and pulling out a flock of birds. To Rowley's shock, Boris placed the birds inside a microwave! The birds started chirping frantically, and the microwave emitted a series of strange noises. Suddenly, Boris's mother appeared and scolded him, "Boris, you're 56 now! You should be living on your own!" Boris's mother then drove away, leaving Boris feeling upset and lost.
Rowley's kind heart couldn't help but feel sympathy for Boris. He decided that he would bring Boris home to take care of him, even though Boris was a human and not a pet. When Rowley arrived home with Boris, his father, Mr. Jefferson, was taken aback. "Rowley, what have I told you about bringing people home? The basement is almost full," Mr. Jefferson exclaimed.
Determined to care for Boris, Rowley reassured his father, "I will look after this one, I promise." Mr. Jefferson sighed and said, "You better."
Boris, with no other place to go, was made to sleep in the bathtub. To ease his loneliness, Boris had a pet baby chick named KFC. In the world of Rowley, where nobody ages, Boris had taken care of KFC for an astonishing 4986 years.
Weeks passed, and Boris started feeling like an important part of the Jefferson family. One day, while Boris was playing with KFC and watching a rerun of "Captain Arseface" on the television, Rowley and his friend Darwin, who happened to be a dehydrated fish, ran around the living room, causing chaos and laughter. However, in the commotion, Darwin accidentally stepped on Boris's beloved chick. Although KFC's injuries seemed curable, Rowley jokingly stomped his foot on the chick, tragically ending its life. The Jeffersons' dog, Killer, came to clean up the remains, fueling Boris's anger.
At that moment, Boris made a bold statement, his voice filled with fury, "I hate you, Rowley Jefferson. I never want to see you again! You hurt my best friend, and if I ever see you or Darwin again, I will make your lives a misery. I will also scare that dog if I ever come across him."
With that, Boris ran out of the house and into the deep, dark, and parched forest, crazily laughing. Rowley and Darwin shrugged it off, thinking Boris was just overreacting.
That night, Darwin had a vivid nightmare. He dreamt of himself and Rowley in the scary forest, both feeling parched and terrified. In his dream, every few days, Boris would emerge and annoy them, leading them on 52 crazy and perilous adventures. Darwin woke up in a cold sweat, but he dismissed his dream as he had indulged in some delicious weed pie for dinner and was experiencing its trippy effects.
Years passed, and Rowley and Darwin hardly gave Boris a second thought. They enjoyed their carefree lives, always filled with imaginative games and high creativity. Boris faded into the corners of their memories, lingering as a faint echo of the past.
Little did they know that Boris, driven by anger and vengeance, was plotting his return. The deep, dark, and parched forest had transformed him, and he had become a force to be reckoned with. Boris's laughter carried through the night, a chilling reminder of his promise to make Rowley and Darwin's lives a misery.
Unbeknownst to the carefree kids, their world was about to be turned upside down once more, as Boris lurked in the shadows, biding his time for the perfect moment to strike.