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exclaimed. “As you can imagine, my trials didn’t work out so well.” She laughed to herself as she recalled her attempts. “My candies were not very good or tasty. I learned an important lesson. Candy Fairies can enjoy all kinds of candy in Sugar Valley, butwhen it comes to making candy, we need to stick with what comes naturally.”
    Cara giggled. “Well, I believe that. I can’t seem to aim right or make anything except chocolate puddles!”
    Cocoa was happy to see a smile appear on Cara’s face. She held out her hand to her. “Come on,” Cocoa said. “Let’s let everyone know the wand has been found and get Sugar Valley cleaned up.”
    For the first time since the wand had disappeared, Cocoa had hope that the Sugar Ball still had a chance of happening.

Chocolate Cleanup
    C ocoa stood by the chocolate oak tree and watched Cara and Melli. She wanted to give the sisters a few minutes together. After Cara had calmed down, Cocoa pleaded with her to let Melli know what had happened. Just as Cocoa expected, Melli was in Chocolate Woods in a flash once she got the sugar fly message.Knowing Melli, she would feel terrible that Cara hadn’t come to her for help.
    Melli’s arm was around her sister as the little fairy told her story. After they hugged, Cocoa flew over to them.

    â€œI sent a sugar fly to Candy Castle,” she told the sisters. “I wanted to let Princess Lolli know that there was no chocolate spell, just a chocolate mess.” She looked at Cara. “I didn’t get into allthe details,” she said. “So if you want to tell her what happened, that can be your choice.”
    Cara smiled. “Thank you, Cocoa,” she whispered. “And I promise I will tell her. I don’t want her to think that any of this was your fault.”
    â€œLicking lollipops!” Berry shouted as she sprang down beside them. “I just heard the sweet news from the sugar flies. No chocolate spell!” She swooped up in the air and then landed on her feet. “But we need a cleanup crew. Sugar Valley is still chocolate-coated.”
    â€œAnd we’re just the fairies for the cleanup job,” Dash said as she landed next to Berry.
    â€œWe came as soon as we heard the good news,” Raina added. She hovered above her friends.
    Cocoa laughed. “You see, Cara,” she said, “you always need your friends around to lend a helping hand.”
    â€œSugar flies really do get the news out in Sugar Valley,” Cara said.
    â€œSure as sugar!” the fairies said together, laughing.
    Feeling a boost of energy, Cocoa took charge. “We should each take a part of Sugar Valley to cleanup. The faster we get the chocolate off the ground, the better the chance for the crops.”
    â€œAnd for making sure that the Sugar Ball happens tonight,” Melli added.
    The fairies all stood together in agreement.
    â€œI’ll take Gummy Forest,” Raina said.
    â€œConsider Fruit Chew Meadow cleaned,” Berry said.
    â€œPeppermint Grove will be chocolate free after I’m done!” Dash exclaimed.
    â€œCara and I can help out in Sour Orchard,” Melli offered. She grabbed her sister’s hand and gave it a tight squeeze.
    â€œAnd I’ll take care of Red Licorice Lake,” Cocoa added.
    â€œSounds like we’ve got a plan,” Melli said.
    â€œHopefully we’ll have a Sugar Ball to attend too!” Dash said with a grin. “Now that there is no spell, we can have a party tonight.”
    â€œBut first we need to make sure all the crops are safe,” Cocoa said. “The chocolate puddles haven’t been sitting too long, so maybe there won’t be any damage.”
    Raina agreed. “I think we have a good chance,” she said. “From what I have read, the chocolatehasn’t been on the ground long enough to change the crops.”
    â€œLet’s all meet back at Candy