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The Real Story of Zoe & the Persnicket
Some believe and some don’t. But I know. I’ll confess from the get go that kidnapping might have been a bit strong. There was no real evidence or reason to think she was actually taken against her will. And the idea that a tiny bug could make her go does seem incredulous.
But, that said, she was an orphan girl, and she was seen talking to what certainly seemed to be a small bug just before she disappeared. And that, my friend, is accurate. I saw it. That’s why I told that story those several years ago, and I stand by it now.
If there have been other tales told than I don’t guess it’s my job to say if they did or didn’t really happen. I told what I knew and I might well choose differently if I had it to do over. It was pretty much the start of the curiosity and the end of my peace and quiet. If I don’t just tell the whole story I know, it might be the end of my sanity too.
Anyway, I’m not saying anyone has to believe it. I know it happened, and that’s enough for me.
I share it simply because it’s an amazing story of possibilities, and I hope it may enlighten others, as it did me.
There is something you have to know, or at least have some faith in, to ever accept this story even could happen. It took me a while to get my head around it, until Wegamon (you’ll meet him later) compared the concept to radio or television.


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