Description
In the small town of Colorville, there lived a notorious prankster named Benny. One day, he decided to pull a fast one on his friends by pretending to huff paint. He grabbed a can of bright blue spray paint, took a deep breath, and dramatically inhaled, only to burst into laughter. His friends, Tim and Sarah, watched in horror. “Benny, you can’t do that! It’s dangerous!” Tim exclaimed, his eyes wide. But Benny just waved them off, still chuckling. “Relax! I’m just kidding!” To prove his point, he started painting silly designs on his own face, turning himself into a walking canvas. “Look! I’m a masterpiece!” he declared, striking poses like a model.
Just then, the town’s mayor, Mrs. Cray, walked by. She stopped, mouth agape, as she took in the sight of Benny’s colorful face. “What on earth are you doing?” she asked, trying to suppress a laugh. Benny grinned, “Just huffing paint, Mayor! You should try it!” Mrs. Cray chuckled, shaking her head. “Only you, Benny. Just remember, art is meant to be on the canvas, not on your face!” From that day on, Benny became known as the “Painted Prankster,” and Colorville embraced his colorful antics!
