I wiggled underneath the pillow and began to search. It wasn’t long until I found the tooth. It was where it always is. In the center. I quickly swapped the coin for the tooth, and then wiggled my way out.
When I got out, I held out the tooth and Jani grinned, impressed. Then she tooth the tooth, and we flew out of there.
“Nice. That was fast,” Jani said, voice filled with excitment.
“Well, I’ve been doing this for a long time. I’d be worried if I was slow,” I told her, laughing. She smiled, and we hurried to the next house.
“Can I try this one?” Jani asked as we entered the house. I bit my lip, thinking. It would be good experience for her. But she might wake up the kid. Well she’ll have to do it sometime, I thought.
“Find. Just be careful,” I said. We landed on the bed, and Jani disappeared under the pillow. After a long time, she came out.
She was grinning, holding up a tooth.
“Congrats. You’re a tooth fairy,” I whispered, smiling.