Drake came home and back to his room. He looked around and thought something about his room looked different. Something was definitely missing. He then noticed that on one of the wall spaces his lucky jersey was not hanging in the frame. In fact, the frame wasn't even on the wall. In it's place was some picture of an actor he greatly admired.
Drake came out his room to see his three roommates playing a game on the system. "Have you guys did something with my lucky jersey? It's missing on my wall." He asked. He knew one of them had to had done something with it. They were the only explanatioin of it's disappearance.
"Oh, you mean that old jersey on your wall?" Alvin asked, as if thinking about something. "Yeah, we sold that thing yesterday." He said, focusing back on the game without giving his previous words a second thought.
"Yeah," Heny said next. "We saw that thing was selling for over 5k, and we thought that you wouldn't mind us selling it." He added.
"We have your share of the money as well to give to you." Nick also put in his words to the conversation.
"That jersey was really important to me. All three of you knew that!" Drake exclaimed, highly uspet of it's loss.
"We can buy you another jersey if it mattered that much." Henry looked back at the angry look on his roommate's face.
"That one was irreplaceable. It was given to my dad by my grand and then passed down to me by my dad. It was our family lucky jersey.' Drake continued. "You can't replace how important it was to me." He added, thinking about how his friends and roommates just simply sold something so valuable to him and treat the situation like it was nothing.
"Dude, it was just a jersery." Alvin added, getting annoyed how his roommate ws reacting to it being sold. "With your part, I am sure you can buy several many jerseies." He spoke, not looking back.
Drake was too pissed off at this point. He need to make them see how important it was to him and that sellling it was a greve mistake on their part.
The next day, Henry, Nick and Alvin walked into the house. They saw Drake with four drinks on a tray.
"I am sorry for how I reacted yesterday." He handed each of them a glass from off the tray. He took his glass and drunk it down. He watched as the others drunk theirs as well.
"Thanks." Henry said as he put the glass on the tray. "We should have asked you before selling it. But if you want you part, we can give it to you?" He said, glad to see his roommate had calmed down since yesterday.
"Not necessary. I plan on replacing my family lucky jersey with a new pair of lucky indestructible socks and indestructible shorttalls. They would last me for many years." Drake said, smiling back at them.
"Where you plan on finding them?" Nick asked, being curios about indestructible socks.
"They just arrived." Drake said, pulling out his phone and opening the app he just recenly paid for and downloaded. He put in the setting for white socks and pointed his camera at Nick and Henry. He hit the flash option. Both were instantly reduced to white socks on the floor.
"What did you just do to them?!" Alvin exclaimed, seeing two of his roommates turned into socks on the floor.
Drake picked up his new socks snd stuffed them in his pocket. "New indestructible socks, of course. Your drinks will make you so that you can live as my objects for a very long time." He paused. 'Now for my shorttalls." He added with a smirk. He pointed his camera at Alvin.
"Wait, we are truly sorry for the jersey thing. Okay! Change them back, and all three of us will make it up to you. I promise." Alvin pleaded, getting on his knees before Drake. "We were so wrong, okay. I admit we were wrong." He added, hopng his words would change his mind.
Drake thought about it as he pointed the camera at Alvin on his knees on the floor. He then hit the flash. Alvin was instantly reduced to shortalls on the floor. He deleted the recently transformed data in the app. He picked up the shorttalls from off the floor. "Now you three are forgiven." He laghed as he walked back to his room to try on his new objects.
Drake walked out of the house walking down the street in his new pair of lucky socks and lucky shorttalls. His socks felt so good on his feet, that he didn't need to wear shoes on his feet. The level of comfort felt so good. His shorttalls were comfortable as well. 'I may have lost a valuable lucky jersey, but at least I gained a pair of new lucky socks and lucky shorttalls for it." He thought to himself as he walked down the street. He would have to start looking for new roommates soon since his previous roommates are serving another purpose.
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