Short Story Saturday

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"Do you need to wee wee?" She says while pointing to the potty

"Wee" He says while nodding

"Go and sit on the potty, please"

He pulls his boy briefs down, hands at each end and sits on the grey potty. He stands up and pulls his briefs back up.

"Well done! You did wee wee in the potty!"

They both clap their hands.

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