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- Are you serious, Fred? - Daphne came up to him with her hand on one of his shoulders. - You said the opposite recently.
- I found some information about Jenny Freebell. Or rather, about her parents. Shaggy, get her on the phone quickly and tell her she's accepted into the Mystic Corporation!
- What? Shaggy's eyebrows crawled up. - Fred, but it's 4:00 in the morning! Jenny, it's like she's asleep already...
- It says here that her parents used to be trapped, but now they've moved to Crystal Cave!
- Okay, I get it, I'm calling, - Shaggy smiled and quietly added.
Jenny was asleep, having a dream about being accepted into the Mystic Corporation, and how they all solved the mysteries together. But suddenly! There was some music, and Jenny decided it was an alarm clock at first. - But it's Saturday, isn't it?
- It's Shaggy! But what does he want from me? Why is he calling me? What is going on at all?! - I was very perplexed to ask myself questions from Jenny.
She picked up the phone...
- Hello, uh...
- Hello, Jenny, hi! - Shaggy's joyful voice sounded on the phone, and the girl realized he wasn't there alone. - I'm sorry I'm calling so late, but... But I have some good news for you!
- Shaggy, what are you talking about? What news? Did I become your friend? Do I have five on the test? What, to school today? In general... What happened? - I threw all the questions at Jenny Shaggy.
Jenny's dream was taken away as a hand, and she waited with undisguised excitement for Shaggy to tell her what happened. She heard a laugh in the pipe, but not angry at all, but rather cheerful and joyful.
- Jenny, we're taking you into the Mystic Corporation!
- WHAT TOOOOOOO ...?! - Jenny suddenly asked.
- Yes! It's just like you think! - Shaggy said yes.
- That can't be right! - Jenny annulled. - It was just a dream...
- It wasn't a dream, Shaggy was smiling. - It's true. Fred changed his mind.
- I'm so excited about it! Thank you! Thank you all! - Jenny whispered and hung up on her face with great joy.
- Just to believe I'm going to be famous now too! I'll be a member of the Mystic Corporation. I just don't believe it, it's son...- Jenny said.
Shaggy hung up on me as soon as he could say goodnight, Jenny. Some strange feeling took hold of him, and he didn't even know where to go with it. Previously, he might have thought that all he needed was chips and popcorn with his favorite movie to be happy in such a situation, but now, he felt he wasn't hungry. HE DIDN'T EVEN WANT TO EAT!
- Hey, Shaggy, - Fred suddenly said. - What are you still doing? Thinking about it? What did Jenny say?
- Um... Um... Ah. - It seemed... Ah... It seemed... - Shaggy wasn't sure about himself talking about Jenny. He seemed to have something in his head about her...
Fred nodded, smiling, looking for something else on the internet, but it wasn't likely to have anything to do with Jenny. He thought about whether or not he'd made the right choice, but the thought of traps... yes, it overshadowed everything. Velma dumped them, but that doesn't mean they have to give up their business and ruin the Mystic Corporation. "Let's see what you can do, Jenny," he thought to himself.
The strange night was coming to an end. The strange and almost useless day was over, and he was replaced by an early, gloomy morning shrouded in fog. Shaggy looked out the window and noticed how the first signs of dawn appeared in the sky, albeit still pale.
- Oh, I was so tired, - Daphne sighed. - I think I'm going home.
- I'll walk you out, - Fred went upstairs, too, and looked at Shaggy and Scooby. "You're not going to be upset, are you guys?
- Of course not, Fred, - Shaggy smiled asleep. - Goodnight!
But before he went to bed, he and Scooby still ordered another pizza from the 24-hour company.
... to be continued...
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