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King's Secret Exposed Story
Kings Secret Exposed?? What’s the gossip this week? Rumour has it that the king has donkey ears. From a source, we have info that our king, King, Midas had a little argument with Apollo, God of the sun. Big mistake! We all heard about the sing-off between Pan and Apollo. Apollo won but our king couldn't accept that. We don't blame Apollo for being mad about it. Witness say Midas called his singing “trashy and out of tune”. Even worse it was his own barber that spread his secret. Midas can’t seem to keep himself out of trouble this week can he? Last week he had to beg Dionysus to reverse his own wish.Clearly our king needs to get his attitude right. We think its all very #scandalous.

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Witness Sophie (19) Water nymph stated “Pan and Apollo and a completion to see who could play the best music. They used the mountain next to King Midas’ palace as the judge. Apollo was named the winner but King Midas disagreed, saying Pan was the best. As a punishment Apollo gave him the ears of an ass.” There is also another confirmed witness Jerry (32) the Kings barber. “ The King does have donkeys ears. I’ve seen them with my own eyes. They are quite the sight!” The palace has not realised an official statement yet. The photo on the right is him before his new
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