Hey! It’s so hard for me to write my stories when I know nobody is reading them. Thank you, helpmehelpu101 for the review. Thanks to you, I feel I have the right to continue this story. One reviewer is enough for me, I don’t care if more than that happens. Here’s chapter 3!

Chapter 3: Christmas visit

Both Sully and Mike were stunned when they entered Boo’s room. Boo wasn’t there, but her bedroom was full of Christmas lights everywhere, and it looked as if a party was gonna happen. This brought a grin to Sully’s face.

“Kitty!”

“Boo!” Sully hugged the little girl that ran over. “I missed you so much, Boo.”

Boo, who was in Sully’s hands, looked down at Mike. “Mike Wazouski.”

The green monster grinned. “Hey Boo. It’s great to see you.”

Sully put down Boo, and the little girl started running all over the place, really excited her monster friends were here. She went and sat down on her bed, as she held out two cookies for her monsters.

They both walked over. “Oh thank you, Boo,” Sully said as he took them.

Boo smiled, and started hopping as she sat on her bed.

“Boo, we have a present for you.” Sully handed over the gift, as Boo stood up.

“Ooo,” Boo took the gift and started opening it. In the box she found a stuffed friendly monster.” She hugged it tightly.

“Told you she’d like it,” Mike said softly as Sully handed over the brownie to Boo.

She stuffed her face with it, and hugged Sully tightly. She then hugged Mike as well. After that, for a whole hour the three hung out together drawing and coloring pictures. Then they turned on some Christmas music, and put Boo to bed. “We have to go now, Boo,” said Sully.

Boo stood up and looked at her friends. “No.”

“We have to, Boo.”

“We’ll see you on New Years Eve,” said Mike.

“You see? We’ll see you soon.”

Boo jumped off her bed and walked to the closet. She pointed at it and looked at her friends.

They knew what she was thinking. “Oh no, Boo,” said Sully as he walked over. “You can’t do that. You know it’s dangerous for you.”

Boo sighed as she ran back to her bed, and grabbed a piece of paper. She showed it to her friends. It had a picture of her, Mike, and Sully together in her room with lights all over. Then on the bottom it had a picture of her, Mike, Sully, a couple other monsters, and a Christmas tree.

“Ohh,” said Sully. “She wants to come have a Christmas visit with us.”

“SHE CAN’T SULLY. If you care about her, you make her stay here.”

Sully sighed as he walked over to the little girl. “Boo, it’s the best if you stayed here.”

Boo gave a sad look. She really wanted to go home with them.

“You have to be here with your mom on Christmas.”

Boo shook her head and pointed to the closet.

“I’m sorry, Boo.”

“Honey, do you wanna say goodnight to mommy!”

The two monsters gasped. “It’s her mother,” said Mike. “Come on.” He and Sully went to the closet, and went in, but Boo followed them.

“No Boo,” said Sully. You have to stay here.”

Mike gasped. “She’s coming.” The only thing they could do was close the door, so Boo’s mother wouldn’t catch them.