Retell of the three little pigs

Once upon a time, there lived three little pigs. Their names were  Flett, Olivia and Katrina. One day their mother said to them, “ it is time for you to move on and live in your own.” So they packed their bags and the next day they went down the street. They tried to find something to build with. Flett the smallest pig was not the smartest pig in town so he found a person that was selling paper, so he brought two tonnes of green A4 paper and started to build his house out of green paper. Katrina, the middle sized pig, found a man selling glass. She brought one million dollars of glass and made her house in three hours. Olivia the smartest pig of them of all went to the shop and brought lots of steel and concrete. She got some men to help her build her house and they started to build it straight away. After a week of living in their house a small strong Skunk came to Flett’s not strong house made out of paper. The skunk said to him, “Let me in let me in little pig.”
“Not by the sound of my hungry rumbly tummy”
“ Then I will pour a load of my truck water on your house little piggie.”
So the skunk poured all of his water from his truck on the poor little piggies house. When the skunk poured the water on the pig’s house it all fell over and Flett ran all the way to Katrina’s house, The next day the small strong skunk came to Katrina’s house and he said,“Let me in, let me in little pig.”
“Not by the sound of my hungry rumbly tummy,” squealed the two little pigs.“ Then I will get my bombs and bomb your place out.”
So the skunk got his bombs and bombed Katrina’s house up.
Flett and Katrina ran to Olivia’s house. Flett and Katrina told Olivia what the skunk did to them. So Olivia got her gun and when the skunk came to her house she was ready. The skunk said to the three pigs, “Let me in let me in little pig.”
“Not by the sound of my hungry rumbly tummy,”
“ Then I will come down your chimney and eat you all up.” The three pigs were ready for the skunk and when he came down Olivia shot him and ate him for lunch the next day.
And they lived happily ever after.