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Paul Christopherson’s girlfriend Molly Richards from the story Molly Richards' Very Stinky Life13-year-old Molly Richards lived with her parents next door to the Christopherson residence at 4175 Brook Circle, West Palm Beach, FL 33417. Molly was very shy, but she was a fan of Super Mario Bros. and she loved Paul Christopherson as her boyfriend. She loved to smell flowers. She grew petunias, tulips, daisies, chrysanthemums, and posies at her front yard, and she even had a rose garden in her backyard.Like Paul and his older siblings, she was very sensitive to stinky smells such as sulfur, ammonia, and roadkill. Luckily, in her garage, she had two half-mask respirators her parents had bought for her online: one was a 3M 7500 respirator with pink multi-gas cartridges (as her to-go mask which she could wear all the time) and the second was a Safety Works multi-purpose half-face respirator with the same cartridges (used for home).Just before she went to Bear Lakes Middle School that morning, Molly wore her respirator as she watered her flowers to bloom while her mother was gardening. "Have a good day at school," her mom called. "I will," said Molly through her respirator as she got up on her bike. "But first, I will tell Paul Christopherson and his old siblings to be ready."Molly rang the bell on her bicycle by the Christopherson residence. David, Sheila, and Paul Christopherson, all wearing the same respirators worn by Molly, came out of their garage riding their bikes. Paul said to Molly through his respirator, "Good morning, Molly, my sweetheart." "Ready to go to school with me?" replied Molly through her respirator. "Sure thing," said Paul through his respirator. "Let's go."They rode their bikes past garbage trucks, septic tanks, and roadkill of dead animals. Then, at the stop at the light across Military Trail, Paul said to David and Sheila through his respirator, "I will see you after school is done for the day." "No problem," said David through his respirator and waved at him and Molly. "We will be sure you're okay," said Sheila through her respirator. "And with your masks on, they will protect you whenever Steven Grossware farts on you, his onion breath wafts around your face, and odor from his sweaty armpits are near you." She waved at them and they rode to Palm Beach Lakes Community High School.When Paul and Molly arrived at the entrance of Bear Lakes Middle School in time, they avoided school bully Steven Grossware, who had farted behind Paul and shouted at him with his onion breath that had wafted into his nostrils in disgust, who was stuffing his backpack in his locker before heading to history class.When they went there, Paul and Molly took their respirators off and put them underneath their chairs and waited for Miss Jennifer Gable to arrive. Just then the bell rang and many kids entered the classroom surrounding them, when Steve arrived as well. "Oh no," gulped Paul, "here comes Steven Grossware, and it looks like he's ready to fart on us." "Don't worry," said Molly, "we still have our respirators with us. We'll make sure everything will be fine."Steven marched toward the couple and shouted, "Well, if it's not the young smell-sensitive wimp and his smell-sensitive romance!" As Steven was about to grab Paul and Molly by the arms to smell his stinky armpits, the two immediately donned their respirators and prevented themselves from smelling them. "What?" cried Steven in his exasperation, dropping them in the process. "How come you wimps are wearing gas masks? We're not starting a stink bomb here!" "These are our respirators!" Paul shouted through his respirator. "They help protect our faces when you start to fart on us and give off onion breath from your mouth into our nostrils." "Yes," said Molly through her respirator, "and you will be sorry when Miss Gable comes in."Just then entering history class was their teacher Jennifer Gable, who was Evelyn's mother. She was annoyed to see Steven Grossware trying to cause Paul and Molly trouble. "Steven Grossware," cried Jennifer, "what is the meaning of this?" Steven turned his head at Jennifer and said nervously, "Oh, hi, Miss Gable. I was..." "Don't 'Oh, hi, Miss Gable' me, mister!" said Jennifer. "I warn you. When you do that to those sensitive kids, you're going to be reported to the principal's office. Go back to your seat!" Steven hurried to sit down at his desk. Then Jennifer, now relieved, came to Paul and Molly and asked them, "Are you two okay?" "I guess so," said Molly. "It's a good thing we have our to-go respirators whenever Steven tries to fart on us and yell at us with his wafting foul breath." "Just checking on you," said Jennifer as the class had started.After school hours had gone by, Paul and Molly rode their bikes home with their respirators back on. Then they met up with David and Sheila, who also rode their bikes home with their respirators on. "Hi, Paul, Molly," said David through his respirator. "I hope you did a good time at school." Molly was saying through her respirator, "When we came into Miss Gable's history class, Steven Grossware was trying to grab us by our arms to smell his stinky armpits. But luckily, we have our respirators that prevent us from smelling them." "Oh, good," said Sheila through her respirator. "You taught him a lesson about that." Then when they returned home, Molly took off her respirator for a second to kiss Paul thanks.That evening, with her Safety Works respirator on, Molly did her history homework when her mother cooked salmon for dinner to eat with her father. Then after that, she watched TV just before dinner time. And after dinner, she washed up for bed. Then she took her respirator off in time to go to sleep.As she slept, she dreamed about smelling all the flowers around her, when flatulent gases from Steven Grossware as a supervillain started to fill the air and wilted them. Then he grabbed her by the arm and yelled at her as his onion breath wafted from his mouth, "Smell my breath or you're dead meat!" "Help! Help!" she cried. Just then Paul Christopherson as a superhero with his respirator on arrived to rescue her. "Have no fear!" shouted Paul through his respirator. "I will save you!" He flew toward Molly and put a respirator on her face to avoid smelling Steven's breath. Then using mouthwash and toothpaste, he cleaned his mouth as his breath freshened. "No!" cried Steven in anger. "How can this be? My breath is clean! Curse you, Christopherson!" He ran off, then Molly took her respirator off for a second to kiss Paul, saying, "Thank you, Paul, for saving me. You're my hero!" When she kissed him, she was awoken in a dream by her mother. "Molly," said her mother. "Wake up. You don't want to be late for school."Molly showered up, then got into her clean clothes, ate scrambled eggs with strawberry jam and white toast for breakfast, and drove off her bicycle to school with Paul, wearing their respirators. As they went there, Steven returned to have vengeance on them. He had stuffed Molly's locker with his unwashed clothes. When Molly opened the locker to stuff her backpack, the stinky clothes piled onto her. Steve laughed at her. She was furious. Molly yelled at him through her respirator, "Steven Grossware, do you want Miss Gable to report you to the principal's office?" "Not on my life!" said Steven. "I will take your mask off and lock you in a chamber filled with limburger cheese, sour milk, and rotten eggs inside. Then you will die!" Then Paul stormed toward Steven, shouting at him through his respirator, "Don't you say anything nasty at my girlfriend! If you do, I will lock you inside the janitor's closet." Paul threw Steven into the janitor's closet and locked him inside. Then he cleaned up Steven's unwashed clothes and stuffed them in a plastic bag to be dropped off at the laundromat. They took off their respirators and went to history class when the bell rang.Then after school had ended, Paul, wearing his respirator, told David and Sheila, both wearing their respirators, about the day he and Molly had. "This morning I saved Molly from being tortured by Steven Grossware," said Paul through his respirator. "Then I stuffed his stinky laundry into a big plastic bag to be sent to the laundromat in order to be washed." "Good for you," said Sheila through her respirator, proud of him. "You were a hero after all." David said through his respirator, "And I heard you locked him in the janitor's closet." "I'm so happy you said that," said Paul through his respirator. "Besides, tomorrow's my big evening. I'm going to have a movie date with Molly. The movie will be playing at Flagler Park."The following night, the Christophersons got dressed with their respirators on. Paul had bought a bouquet of stinky marigold flowers for Molly, who stepped outside wearing her respirator. Paul said to Molly through his respirator, "Molly, this is for you." He gave her the marigold bouquet. "Thank you, Paul," she said through her respirator, protected by the marigold smell. "These flowers are perfect for our date. Even when these flowers reek, our masks protect us."Then later that night, they had brought along their lawn chairs to sit down as they watched the movie at Flagler Park. Molly was saying to Paul through her respirator, "This is our best date we ever had, Paul. It's a good thing you taught Steven Grossware a very important lesson, and you saved me from being tortured. You were my hero, Paul. We love our respirators as much as we did." and several of my other stories, modeling her 3M 7500 respirator. Her parents has bought the her a couple of respirators online, the first is a 3m 7500 mask with pink multi-gas cartridges as her to-go mask whenever she comes to school, and the other is a Safety Works all-purpose mask with the same cartridges for home. Both respirators come in handy whenever sbe rides his bike on his way to Bear Lakes Middle School with her boyfriend Paul Christopherson past stinky obstacles including roadkill, when abusive and immature Steven Grossware farts on her, lets his halitosis waft at her face, and makes her smell his sweaty armpits, and even when her parents prepare cooked salmon for dinner with her father.

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Paul Christopherson’s girlfriend Molly Richards from the story Molly Richards' Very Stinky Life13-year-old Molly Richards lived with her parents next door to the Christopherson residence at 4175 Brook Circle, West Palm Beach, FL 33417. Molly was very shy, but she was a fan of Super Mario Bros. and she loved Paul Christopherson as her boyfriend. She loved to smell flowers. She grew petunias, tulips, daisies, chrysanthemums, and posies at her front yard, and she even had a rose garden in her backyard.Like Paul and his older siblings, she was very sensitive to stinky smells such as sulfur, ammonia, and roadkill. Luckily, in her garage, she had two half-mask respirators her parents had bought for her online: one was a 3M 7500 respirator with pink multi-gas cartridges (as her to-go mask which she could wear all the time) and the second was a Safety Works multi-purpose half-face respirator with the same cartridges (used for home).Just before she went to Bear Lakes Middle School that morning, Molly wore her respirator as she watered her flowers to bloom while her mother was gardening. "Have a good day at school," her mom called. "I will," said Molly through her respirator as she got up on her bike. "But first, I will tell Paul Christopherson and his old siblings to be ready."Molly rang the bell on her bicycle by the Christopherson residence. David, Sheila, and Paul Christopherson, all wearing the same respirators worn by Molly, came out of their garage riding their bikes. Paul said to Molly through his respirator, "Good morning, Molly, my sweetheart." "Ready to go to school with me?" replied Molly through her respirator. "Sure thing," said Paul through his respirator. "Let's go."They rode their bikes past garbage trucks, septic tanks, and roadkill of dead animals. Then, at the stop at the light across Military Trail, Paul said to David and Sheila through his respirator, "I will see you after school is done for the day." "No problem," said David through his respirator and waved at him and Molly. "We will be sure you're okay," said Sheila through her respirator. "And with your masks on, they will protect you whenever Steven Grossware farts on you, his onion breath wafts around your face, and odor from his sweaty armpits are near you." She waved at them and they rode to Palm Beach Lakes Community High School.When Paul and Molly arrived at the entrance of Bear Lakes Middle School in time, they avoided school bully Steven Grossware, who had farted behind Paul and shouted at him with his onion breath that had wafted into his nostrils in disgust, who was stuffing his backpack in his locker before heading to history class.When they went there, Paul and Molly took their respirators off and put them underneath their chairs and waited for Miss Jennifer Gable to arrive. Just then the bell rang and many kids entered the classroom surrounding them, when Steve arrived as well. "Oh no," gulped Paul, "here comes Steven Grossware, and it looks like he's ready to fart on us." "Don't worry," said Molly, "we still have our respirators with us. We'll make sure everything will be fine."Steven marched toward the couple and shouted, "Well, if it's not the young smell-sensitive wimp and his smell-sensitive romance!" As Steven was about to grab Paul and Molly by the arms to smell his stinky armpits, the two immediately donned their respirators and prevented themselves from smelling them. "What?" cried Steven in his exasperation, dropping them in the process. "How come you wimps are wearing gas masks? We're not starting a stink bomb here!" "These are our respirators!" Paul shouted through his respirator. "They help protect our faces when you start to fart on us and give off onion breath from your mouth into our nostrils." "Yes," said Molly through her respirator, "and you will be sorry when Miss Gable comes in."Just then entering history class was their teacher Jennifer Gable, who was Evelyn's mother. She was annoyed to see Steven Grossware trying to cause Paul and Molly trouble. "Steven Grossware," cried Jennifer, "what is the meaning of this?" Steven turned his head at Jennifer and said nervously, "Oh, hi, Miss Gable. I was..." "Don't 'Oh, hi, Miss Gable' me, mister!" said Jennifer. "I warn you. When you do that to those sensitive kids, you're going to be reported to the principal's office. Go back to your seat!" Steven hurried to sit down at his desk. Then Jennifer, now relieved, came to Paul and Molly and asked them, "Are you two okay?" "I guess so," said Molly. "It's a good thing we have our to-go respirators whenever Steven tries to fart on us and yell at us with his wafting foul breath." "Just checking on you," said Jennifer as the class had started.After school hours had gone by, Paul and Molly rode their bikes home with their respirators back on. Then they met up with David and Sheila, who also rode their bikes home with their respirators on. "Hi, Paul, Molly," said David through his respirator. "I hope you did a good time at school." Molly was saying through her respirator, "When we came into Miss Gable's history class, Steven Grossware was trying to grab us by our arms to smell his stinky armpits. But luckily, we have our respirators that prevent us from smelling them." "Oh, good," said Sheila through her respirator. "You taught him a lesson about that." Then when they returned home, Molly took off her respirator for a second to kiss Paul thanks.That evening, with her Safety Works respirator on, Molly did her history homework when her mother cooked salmon for dinner to eat with her father. Then after that, she watched TV just before dinner time. And after dinner, she washed up for bed. Then she took her respirator off in time to go to sleep.As she slept, she dreamed about smelling all the flowers around her, when flatulent gases from Steven Grossware as a supervillain started to fill the air and wilted them. Then he grabbed her by the arm and yelled at her as his onion breath wafted from his mouth, "Smell my breath or you're dead meat!" "Help! Help!" she cried. Just then Paul Christopherson as a superhero with his respirator on arrived to rescue her. "Have no fear!" shouted Paul through his respirator. "I will save you!" He flew toward Molly and put a respirator on her face to avoid smelling Steven's breath. Then using mouthwash and toothpaste, he cleaned his mouth as his breath freshened. "No!" cried Steven in anger. "How can this be? My breath is clean! Curse you, Christopherson!" He ran off, then Molly took her respirator off for a second to kiss Paul, saying, "Thank you, Paul, for saving me. You're my hero!" When she kissed him, she was awoken in a dream by her mother. "Molly," said her mother. "Wake up. You don't want to be late for school."Molly showered up, then got into her clean clothes, ate scrambled eggs with strawberry jam and white toast for breakfast, and drove off her bicycle to school with Paul, wearing their respirators. As they went there, Steven returned to have vengeance on them. He had stuffed Molly's locker with his unwashed clothes. When Molly opened the locker to stuff her backpack, the stinky clothes piled onto her. Steve laughed at her. She was furious. Molly yelled at him through her respirator, "Steven Grossware, do you want Miss Gable to report you to the principal's office?" "Not on my life!" said Steven. "I will take your mask off and lock you in a chamber filled with limburger cheese, sour milk, and rotten eggs inside. Then you will die!" Then Paul stormed toward Steven, shouting at him through his respirator, "Don't you say anything nasty at my girlfriend! If you do, I will lock you inside the janitor's closet." Paul threw Steven into the janitor's closet and locked him inside. Then he cleaned up Steven's unwashed clothes and stuffed them in a plastic bag to be dropped off at the laundromat. They took off their respirators and went to history class when the bell rang.Then after school had ended, Paul, wearing his respirator, told David and Sheila, both wearing their respirators, about the day he and Molly had. "This morning I saved Molly from being tortured by Steven Grossware," said Paul through his respirator. "Then I stuffed his stinky laundry into a big plastic bag to be sent to the laundromat in order to be washed." "Good for you," said Sheila through her respirator, proud of him. "You were a hero after all." David said through his respirator, "And I heard you locked him in the janitor's closet." "I'm so happy you said that," said Paul through his respirator. "Besides, tomorrow's my big evening. I'm going to have a movie date with Molly. The movie will be playing at Flagler Park."The following night, the Christophersons got dressed with their respirators on. Paul had bought a bouquet of stinky marigold flowers for Molly, who stepped outside wearing her respirator. Paul said to Molly through his respirator, "Molly, this is for you." He gave her the marigold bouquet. "Thank you, Paul," she said through her respirator, protected by the marigold smell. "These flowers are perfect for our date. Even when these flowers reek, our masks protect us."Then later that night, they had brought along their lawn chairs to sit down as they watched the movie at Flagler Park. Molly was saying to Paul through her respirator, "This is our best date we ever had, Paul. It's a good thing you taught Steven Grossware a very important lesson, and you saved me from being tortured. You were my hero, Paul. We love our respirators as much as we did." and several of my other stories, modeling her 3M 7500 respirator. Her parents has bought the her a couple of respirators online, the first is a 3m 7500 mask with pink multi-gas cartridges as her to-go mask whenever she comes to school, and the other is a Safety Works all-purpose mask with the same cartridges for home. Both respirators come in handy whenever sbe rides his bike on his way to Bear Lakes Middle School with her boyfriend Paul Christopherson past stinky obstacles including roadkill, when abusive and immature Steven Grossware farts on her, lets his halitosis waft at her face, and makes her smell his sweaty armpits, and even when her parents prepare cooked salmon for dinner with her father.

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