Hungry Guppies 2

Plot
The Bubble Guppies...are at it again. Well...only three of them.

Story
A loud stomach growl woke Molly up from her slumber. She slowly gets off her bed and yawns, holding her stomach. She looks out the window. The sky looks pretty cloudy.

"I wonder if it's cold outside." She said to herself. After a while of wondering, she decides to shrug it off and her stomach growled again. She pats it. The pink-haired girl goes to brush her teeth. then comb her hair. "I had such a small dinner last night. All I had was a sandwich." She sighs and puts her brush down.

Well, if dinner went horrible last night, then I hope breakfast will be better today. She thought to herself, the thought of food made her stomach growl louder than before. She swims downstairs and goes into the kitchen. When she opened the fridge, she was surprised...and utterly disappointed. There was barely any for her to have. All there is left is a strawberry. Her stomach voiced its disappointment. Molly takes the berry and looks at it.

"You're kidding me, right?" She said out loud. "This is the only thing left in this fridge?" She becomes annoyed. "Of course, mom and dad had to be too busy with other things!" She sighs disappointedly as she looks at the strawberry, her stomach growled again. Letting out one more sigh, she throws it into the garbage can. "Guess I'll have to go to school hungry, like I always did before."

She goes to get her backpack and left the house. She came to realize that she is shivering, so she goes back inside and swims upstairs to her room. She opens the closet and quickly looks around for something to wear on a windy day. She comes out with a flannel. She looks at her clock and gasped.

"Ahh! I'm gonna be late!" Molly, frantically, rushes out of her room and outside her house, forgetting to button up her flannel vest. On her way to school, Molly thought she could see one of her friends coming her way. It was Deema! She is wearing a buttonless flannel that is orange.

"Hey Molls!" She said happily and swims toward her and they both hug, laughing. "Hey, girl!" The blonde one's exposed midriff felthe vibrations from Molly's still-empty tummy.

"You too?" Deema wondered.

"Yeah. It's been like that all day. And worst of all...I have to go to school hungry!" Molly said to her friend as her stomach growled again.

Deema's stomach is growling too. "Yeah. Me too. Anyway, let's go. We're gonna be late!"

The two guppies swam together to school. When they got there, they only saw Nonny there. The orange-haired guppy is wearing the same shirt Deema and Molly are wearing, except it orange. They are surprised and swam over to him.

"Uh...hey Nonny." Molly said slowly.

The boy looked up from his book and to the girls. "Hello."

"Are we the only three here?" Deema said worriedly.

"I believe we are." Nonny said.

"Where are Goby, Oona and Gil? Are they here too, or are they sick today and can't come?" Molly said over the growling over her stomach.

"I've been told they are sick." Nonny said. Then he looks at Molly. "So it happened to you girls too?"

The girls nodded and theur stomachs griwled. Nonny's did so as well.

"Well. I sure am hungry." Deema said.

"I'm famished. " The redhead said, patting his empty tummy.

Molly holds her stomach. "Well, you should hear my stomach. It's the loudest out of the three in here."

Deema gets closer and puts her ear onto Molly's exposed midriff. And sure enough, she was right as Deema backed away, startled by how loud it is.

"Wow! You ARE hungry!" Deema said. Then she shook her head.

"Oh come on! Why are we wasting time doing this?" Molly said. "We have to find food!"

"But our fridges are empty!" Nonny said.

"So is our tummies!" Deema said, laughing.

"But where can we go?" Nonny asked. Deema was surprised by this, thinking that the Nonny she knows would know the answer to every problem. She doesn't know if it's common for him to ask a question. Molly thought and thought, while trying to ignore  her stomach, which is constantly crying out for food. She finally brightens up with an idea. She turns to her friends.

"Well, there is this place that's always filled with good things to eat!" Molly said. "That place is called Icy Island!"

"Icy Island? I thought that was a myth!" Deema said.

"Actually, it's not." Nonny said as he goes to the bookshelf and pulls out a book. He stops for bit, sighing and patting his still-empty stomach. "Mmm..." he groans to himself. Then he opens the book to show a picture of Icy Island.

"This is Icy Island, one of the most rarest islands in the world. It is rumored that it is always packed with food for any tourists that come here." He read from a page. "You can get there by boat." And with that, he closes the book.

"Cool!" Deema said excitedly.

"Will there be cookies there?" Molly asked herself.

"Yes, even sugary foods are there." Nonny said."

"Cookies?!" Deema yelled. "COOKIES!!" She swims around quickly in a circle while chanting 'cookies'. Nonny stops her by pulling on her tail, causing her to fall onto her back. She sighs.

"This...will...be...the...best...day...ever! Icy...Island!" Deema said dreamily and happily out loud in between stomach growls. She sits up, patting it. "Well, what are we waiting for? Let's go."

"Wait. Let me get my map!" Nonny said as he goes to his backpack and pulls out a map. He lays it out on the table. "Okay. There are two places we have to through in order to reach our destination. First, we go to Candy Forest. Next, we go to Cereal Lake. And that's how we'll get to Icy Island."

Molly was holding her growling tommy the whole time. "Oh. Sorry. I can't help it."

"Yeah. I'm getting hungrier just hearing those names." Deema said.

The orange-haired guppy's stomach growls. "Oh. They do have food-related names, don't they? And..." Nonny interrrupts by patting his growling stomach. "...excuse me."

"So are we going now?!" Deema said, unable to contain her excitement.

"yes." Nonny simply said.

"YAAAAAAAAAAYYY!!" Deema shouted over the growling of her stomach. She stops and pats it once she heard it. "Heh heh. Even my stomach is excited."

"So let's go. I really want to eat!" Molly said.

The guppies agreed and set off to go to Icy Island. It is now the afternoon by the time they arrived at the dock. Molly sets up a rubber raft and the three guppies go on it and they sailed away.

"So where do we go first, Captain Nonners?" Deema said.

"First, we go to Candy Forest. I can see it from here." Nonny said.

"Oh goodie!" Deema said.

Molly was staring at Deema's hair during the ride. She is running her tongue across her lips as her hair reminded her of cinnamon buns. Molly gets hunger pangs again. Being the hungriest of the three, she finds it hard to try to keep from eating Deema's hair. Molly shook her head and decides to focus on something else.

''What about fish? They won't give me a hard time...right?'', she thought to herself. But she was wrong. She is having hunger pangs again when she watched the fish swim. They made her think of any fish-related dishes.

"Molly!" Deema said, her voice made the pinkhead snap out of her daydream. "Oh gosh, Molls! You okay? Just how hungry ARE you?!"

"YES!! I'M FINE!!" Molly snapped, surprising her friends.

"Molly, just calm down." Nonny said. "Look, we're here."

And sure enough, he's right. They had already arrived at Candy Forest.

--

The three guppies swam down the path through Candy Forest. They heard birds singing, but mostly they heard their own stomachs growling and gurgling. Deema suddenly got scared when she thought she heard a bear.

"I heard a bear!" Deema said fearfully.

Nonny looked suspicious. He swims over to Deema and puts his ear to her stomach. Nothing, just very soft gurgles. Molly looks annoyed.

"Well, maybe it's you!" Molly said and she puts her ear on Nonny's stomach. Not from him either. She only heard soft grumbles. Molly grunts.

"Then where is the bear?!" Molly said impatiently.

Nonny looks around to realize...there are no bears in Candy Forest. In fact, there are no wild animals in Candy Forest. "There are no wild animals here in Candy Forest." He said as another roar worried him.

"I...think we have to get out of here!" Deema said.

"Go now!" Nonny said as he heard the noise.

The guppies were swimming for their lives. When they reached the exit of the forest, Nonny suddenly looked ahead with wide eyes. Then he narrowed them and looks at Molly. He cautiously approaches her and puts his ear against Molly's stomach. Aha! That's what the 'bear' is!

"Ugh...it was you the whole time!" Nonny said to Molly.

"So what? So I'm hungry! I want something to eat now!" She said, being kinda pushy.

"Well, it seems like you're not yourself when you're hungry." Nonny said. "Just calm down. We'll get to Icy Island."

"And look, there's Cereal Lake!" Deema said, pointing ahead.

The guppies approached the area, and crossed the bridge that leads to the other side of the lake. Deema groans, her stomach growling lourder than before.

"Does milk fill up your tummy?" She asked wearily.

Molly's stomach growls so loud you could hear it from a mile away. She pats it. "Yeah. Does it?"

"It's not enough to fill you up." Nonny said over the growling of his stomach. He pats it as it cries out again. Then a third time. He sighs, holding his stomach.

"We feel you Nonners." Deema said. Her stomach growls. Then again. Then a third time. The blond guppy giggles a bit.

Molly's stomach growls much louder than the other two did. "I...am...so...tired..." Molly said slowly, and her tummy sounded again. "And so...hungry..." It cries out a third time. Then another.

Then Deema stopped. SHe pulls out a chocolate bar, which caused the other two to gasp.

"You had that the whole time?!" Molly shouted.

"Ehhh...." Deema started. When she upwrapped the bar, all that came out is one piece. She sighs. "I guess we all get a small piece."

"But it won't be enough! My tummy feels so empty!" Molly complains.

"I know. All our stomachs are empty." Nonny added.

--

The trio crossed another bridge that led to an island.

"Is this it? Is this Icy Island?" Molly asked.

"Yes. We're here." Nonny said.

"Yay!" Deema yelled.

All three hurried over to a pile of food and ate and ate like they have never did before. They continued until nightfall. They lay down in the grass, moaning and patting their bulging tummies.

"Ugh...I ate so much..." Nonny groaned.

"We all did..." Deema said, and she burped.

"I don't think I can eat anymore..." Molly said.

All three groaned again.

End of story.