Santa is for Real: But he Doesn't Always Wear a Red Suit

By Rebecka Vigus

Best friends Teddy Brinker and Tommy Huff are at it again. Tommy wants to convince Teddy Santa is real even if he doesn't always wear a red suit. He sets out to find a way to convince Teddy. Teddy goes along, knowing he will win this one.

The boys build a wheelchair ramp for a student in their school so, he can come home for Christmas. Both boys learn a big lesson when Brady makes it home on Christmas Eve.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Author Academy Elite
• Release date: Dec 5, 2020
• ISBN: 9781647465537

Rebecka Vigus

Rebecka Vigus is a retired teacher doing what she loves best...spinning tales. She has been writing since she was ten or eleven. It has been a passion of hers. Now it is a dream. She currently lives in South Carolina but sees a return to Michigan in her future.

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Teddy Brinker and Tommy Huff were the best of friends. They lived about five houses apart on the same street. On any given day they would be at one or the other’s homes. Teddy the husky, dark haired, dark eyed twelve-year-old was a sharp contrast to Tommy’s blond hair, blue eyes, and lanky frame. If you found one, you found the other.

At Halloween Tommy had managed to prove to Teddy there were no such thing as ghosts. Now as Christmas neared, he was on a mission to prove Santa was real. Teddy on the other hand saw this as a chance to win back the five dollars he’d lost betting on ghosts at Halloween.

Dude, you’re almost thirteen, Teddy started, How is it you don’t know Santa is just your parents?

Because he’s not my parents, Tommy said with exasperation for the umpteenth time. Santa is one person. My parents are two people. I’d know if two people were walking around in my house at night.

Are you trying to tell me you’ve heard Santa? Teddy was incredulous.

You don’t hear Santa, Tommy assured him. He’s quite as a mouse when he comes into your house.

Teddy pondered this for a moment, You don’t hear him, and you’ve never seen him, how do you know he’s real?

Who said I’ve never seen him, Tommy shouted. "I saw him about three in the morning a few years back. He was