Mr Grapley loved chocolate. In fact, he was addicted (1) ___________chocolate. He ate more than thirty bars of chocolate a day. He had chocolate for breakfast, chocolate for lunch and chocolate tor dinner. But he didn’t just eat bars of chocolate. He also made delicious chocolate cakes. If anyone needed a recipe (2) ___________the best chocolate cake in the world, they went to Mr Grapley. People loved visiting Mr Grapley. His whole house smelt (3) ___________ chocolate and, when he had guests, Mr Grapley made the most amazing meals. He’d combine chocolate (4) ___________ everything. One of his best creations was chicken with chocolate sauce. Everyone was so pleased (5) ___________ this recipe that they built a statue of Mr Grapiey in the town square. One day, however, something terrible happened. Mr Grapley woke up and went to make himself a cup of hot chocolate. On his way to the kitchen, he passed a mirror. He was covered (6) ___________ spots. He quickly went to see Dr Getwellsoon. ‘Oh dear,’ said Dr Getwellsoon. I’m afraid I’ve got some bad news. You’ve become allergic (7) ___________ chocolate. If you continue to eat chocolate, you’ll have these spots.’ ‘But that’s not possible!’ shouted Mr Grapley. I can’t live without chocolate. There must be a cure (8) ___________this allergy.’ ‘No,’ said Dr Getwellsoon. “I’m afraid there isn’t. If you want to recover (9) ___________this illness, you’ll have to stop eating chocolate.’ ‘And if I don’t stop?' asked Mr Grapley. ‘Well, you’re not going to die (10) ___________an allergy to chocolate, but the spots won’t go away. It’s a straight choice. Spots ... or no chocolate.’ Mr Grapley spent the next three days complaining (11) ___________everyone (12) ___________what Dr Getwellsoon had said. ‘He’s a doctor. He's supposed to cure me. That’s what doctors do! shouted Mr Grapley to anyone who was listening. Mr Grapley was just discovering that, in the real world, things don’t always happen the way we want them to. But he was determined to fight (13)___________ the truth for as long as he could.