Alice in Cyberland (standard:adventure, 944 words)
Author: hvysmker	Added: Jun 05 2004	Views/Reads: 3812/2421	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
Little Alice finds a unique way into her father's computer and interrupts an adult couple at play. Adult children's story

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“It wasn't very big in the first place.”  The woman laughed, getting out
of bed herself, on the other side of the bed, though. 

“Yes it was,” Alice told her, nodding, “in the picture, it was huge. 
Bigger than my finger, anyways.” 

“Maybe your little finger?”  The woman said, as she slipped on her own
pants.  Alice could do that too, put on her own pants. 

“Stop talking about me like that.”  The man demanded, putting his shoes
on. 

“OK,” Alice told him, “it wasn't very important anyway.  Not as
important as you hurting my knee.”  She realized that she had told a 
lie.  Her knee didn't hurt anymore.  Alice was glad her mother wasn't 
there to catch her. 

“Of course it was important.”  The man told her.  He paused a moment. 
“And you still didn't tell us how you got in here, or who you are.” 

“I did so.  I'm Alice.”  She stood up and looked around the room.  She
could see the back of her daddy's monitor, kinda sitting in the air, a 
foot over her head.  She looked back and saw the two grownups standing 
by the bed.  “Give me a lift please.  I gotta go, before my mother 
comes home.”  She jumped up and grabbed the bottom of the floating 
screen. 

“Hurry up.”  Alice told them gruffly.  The woman grabbed Alice around
the waist and helped her through the screen.  The little girl fell 
through and tumbled off the table, back in her house again. 

She looked back at the screen and saw two faces looking out at her. 

“Thank you.” She told them, a polite little girl, and waving, turned off
the computer.  Tomorrow, she thought, I'll try that picture of 
Disneyland.


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