In Double D's Eyes Chap. 1

In Double D’s Eyes

Disclaimer: I do NOT own Ed, Edd n Eddy or any rights to the show, characters, etc.


“We gotta think of a scam,” Eddy told Double D and Ed. “Don’t worry Eddy, we’ll think of something,” said Double D. “I smell pancakes, guys!” exclaimed Ed. “Shutup Ed,” said Eddy. Just then the boys noticed a moving van pulling into the driveway of an empty house. It was following a car. A tall man stepped out of the car as a young woman stepped out from the front passenger side. “Who the heck are they?” Eddy asked. “They must be moving here,” said Double D. Just then a young girl stepped out from the backseat. She looked like she was about thirteen years old. She had long blonde hair. The boys noticed that she looked different from the other kids in the cul-de-sac. She wore an eye patch over her left eye and had a prosthetic leg. “Whoa, she looks weird,” said Eddy. “She looks like one of the pirates from, “I was attacked by mutant pirates!”, the fifth comic. “Gentlemen!” Double D scolded, “It’s not polite to judge someone by their outside appearance.” Double D walked over. “Greetings, and welcome. My name is Eddward. It’s very nice to meet you.”
“Hi Eddward! I’m Daisy. It’s nice to meet you too.” Just then Eddy came and rudely interrupted them. “Hey Double D, we still gotta work on the scam, remember?”
“Double D? You told me your name was Eddward,” said Daisy. “It is,” said Double D, “But everyone calls me Double D.”
“That’s so cute!” exclaimed Daisy. “Mind if I call you Double D?”
“Not at all,” said Double D. “Oh, and this is Eddy.”
“Hi Eddy! It’s nice to meet you.” She held out her hand to shake hands with Eddy. “Well go ahead Eddy, shake her hand,” said Double D. Eddy slowly held out his hand. He took hold of Daisy’s hand and shook it for a few brief seconds. Then Ed came up. “Ed, this is Daisy,” said Double D. Ed made eye contact with Daisy. Daisy smiled. Ed suddenly screamed out, “Aaaahhhh! Mutant pirate!” Eddy burst out laughing hysterically, rolling on the floor. Double D looked over at Daisy, who looked very hurt. “I apologize about Ed and Eddy. They can be rather inconsiderate and rude at times,” Double D said to Daisy. Daisy sighed. “It’s alright Double D, I’m used to it. The same thing happened to me in my old neighborhood.” She looked at her mother and father who were carrying the boxes into the house. “Well I’d better help my parents and start unpacking.” Double D felt bad for Daisy. “Are you sure you’re alright?” he asked. “I’m fine,” she replied, “I’m glad you don’t judge me by my outside appearance. I appreciate that.” She smiled and grabbed the box with her items in it, and went inside the house. Double D still stood there, smiling. “Daisy, you’re beautiful on the inside and out,” he said quietly to himself.

To Be Continued

Author’s Note: Just to state for the record, I am NOT making fun of those who are handicapped. I would NEVER make fun of handicapped people. Just wanted to make this clear.