Sweet Milk

SM
Miranda Price

C 1:

There once was a store owner named
Taylor. She had to buy milk for her grocery
store in town. She first went to a farm that
was called Milly Moo’s milk farm. She bought
3 gallons of the milk and brought it back
home with her. She was about 3 hours
away from home and started to smell a
stench from the back of her truck, where
she put the milk. She got home and took the
milk out. She went inside and grabbed a
glass cup and poured the milk for herself to
try. She slowly took a sip and spit it out, it
was spoiled already.

C 2:

Taylor was frustrated because the milk
they gave her was already spoiled. She
woke up extra early the next morning so
she could research and find a place with
good milk. She saw a big ad with bold
letters that said “ Sweet & fresh milk, here
at A & B’s all day! “ She quickly grabbed her
keys and hopped in her truck. Taylor got
there and they let her sample the milk
before buying, so she didn’t have the
problem she had last time. She took a big
gulp and was amazed! It tasted so sweet
and just right. Taylor then put an order on
60 gallons for my grocery store.

C 3:

Taylor went home and set her calendar
for when the milk was scheduled to be
delivered. She then got ready for bed, it
was a long day. One week later the milk
arrived at her store. Taylor didn't realize
how much the milk actually was until she
looked down at the receipt. It was a grand
total of … six-hundred dollars. She couldn’t
believe how much each gallon of milk was.
Taylor then decided since it was already all
paid off she would make room for where to
put the milk in my store. She cleared off a
big section because she bought 60 gallons.

C 4:

Taylor went over to the delivery truck
and heard a strange noise coming from
inside. Taylor opened the truck and a big
cow was right in front of her face! She
yelled a bit because she definitely wasn't
expecting that. She decided to look at the
receipt again and she saw she bought a
cow! She realized that was why her total
was so expensive. She decided to take the
cow back to her house because she paid
for it, she had a lot of farmland so it wasn't
that big of a deal. She decided she realized
she doesn’t have to buy milk for awhile.