It was a Wednesday when the world as Athena knew it ended.She had been basking in the glow of fame, curled up on her self-built throne of stolen blankets, eyes half-lidded like a queen surveying her adoring peasants. Obito, her enormous, floppy brother, was lying upside down nearby, his legs twitching like a dreaming pony, … Continue reading “Miss Pants and Mr. Toe Beans: The Great Bath Betrayal”