The Twelve Pixies - Part Forty-Five by J.M.Okano

     The pixies were just about to jump over the wishing stream when they heard crying.  Some children were crying because they had nothing to eat.
     "We are poor and we have no father and our mother has no job, so can you please help us?"  said the poor children.
     "Of course," said Onton and he led all the pixies back to the smallholding where his family lived.  There they had a yard wherein lived two turkeys.  "Could we spare one of the turkeys for a poor hungry family, Mother?" he asked her.
     "Yes," she said right away.  And they took the turkey and some brussel sprouts and potatoes and some cranberries and buns and went to the poor people's hut in the field where the wishing stream was and left the food with them.  Oh, how happy they were!

TO BE CONTINUED