Freddy and Teddy’s Valentines

Chel Owens

Freddy and Teddy were best friends. They lived on the same street, liked the same candy, and loved the same robots movie. They even went to the same school, and sat behind each other in the same second grade class.

Valentine’s Day was the very next day and both boys were excited.

After school, their moms gave them 32 robot cards. Each spent a while tearing cards apart and writing “Freddy” or “Teddy” too many times.

The next morning, each got ready then walked to school together.

“I hope I didn’t skip anyone,” Freddy joked.

“Me, too,” Teddy laughed.

But later that afternoon, Teddy wasn’t laughing. He had dumped out all his Valentines only to find one missing.

There was no card from Freddy.

Teddy felt bad. “Freddy,” he said, “Why did you forget me?”

“What?” Freddy asked. Turning around, he saw Teddy’s frown. He felt bad. “I’m sorry, Teddy. I didn’t mean to.” Then, his eyes lit up. Freddy turned back to his desk, pulled a red paper from inside, cut carefully, and scribbled quickly.

Facing his best friend, he gave him a giant red heart. It read Best Friends. There was even a picture of a robot.

“Thanks, Freddy,” Teddy said, feeling better.

“You’re welcome,” Freddy said, happy to see Teddy smiling again.

 

Submitted for Susanna Leonard Hill’s Valentiny Contest.

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14 thoughts on “Freddy and Teddy’s Valentines”

    • Chelsea Owens February 15, 2019 / 6:43 am

      Honestly, since I raise four boys all day, I could also see Teddy punching Freddy. 🙂
      They’d still forgive each other, so we’ll stick with the schmaltz.

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  5. Nancy Riley February 18, 2019 / 5:23 pm

    Nice! Glad they stayed best friends. Good luck!

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  6. Rebekah Hoeft February 23, 2019 / 7:09 pm

    Aw, Freddy and Teddy sound like friends I’d want to have! So sweet!

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  7. Susanna Leonard Hill February 27, 2019 / 4:39 pm

    Oh, gosh! Of all the people to leave out – your best friend! I’m glad Freddy was able to rectify the situation and Teddy was forgiving! 🙂 Thanks so much for joining in the Valentiny fun, Chelsea (and apologies that the comment I left last time I was here doesn’t seem to have registered. Hopefully this one will!)

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