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which was also laughing. “Hee hee! I’m gonna get you!” said the waffle.
    Plankton was confused.
    Two ice cream cones threw fudge at each other. “Fudge fight!” they said, laughing.
    â€œHmm,” Plankton said. “Apparently it’s very sweet inside SpongeBob’s brain. After talking to SpongeBob, I thought it’d be mostly empty. But that secret formula’s got to be in here somewhere….”
    As he started to search through SpongeBob’sbrain, Plankton heard two voices calling to him. “Hello, Plankton! Come play with us!”
    He turned and saw two ice pops stuck together. They were smiling at him. “Hurry!” they called. “Before we MELT!” They giggled.
    Horrified, Plankton ran away, scattering a bunch of happy balloons. He passed a doughnut blowing bubbles out of its hole. Screaming, Plankton ran off the edge of a cliff, landing in a pile of cute little fur balls!
    The fur balls pushed together and transformed into a single giant kitten. It was cute but gigantic. Looming over Plankton, the kitten purred and meowed.
    â€œSo … much … sweetness,” Plankton groaned, heaving. “I think I’m going to be sick.”
    He threw up, but what came out of his mouth was a giant rainbow! He stared at the rainbow in disbelief. The giant rainbow suddenly grew arms and eyes.
    â€œDADDY!” cried the giant rainbow.
    Plankton screamed and ran away again. Soon he popped out of SpongeBob’s ear and landed next to their cold campfire. His grunts and groans awakened SpongeBob.
    â€œPlankton?” he asked groggily. “Plankton! I just had the craziest dream, and you were in it!”
    Plankton was covered in cotton candy, cookie crumbs, and caramel sauce. “I’m sure it was nothing,” he said quickly. “Now go back to sleep.”
    â€œWell, good night,” SpongeBob said. But as he lay down, he noticed a candy cane stuck to Plankton’s head.
    â€œWere you in my brain?” SpongeBob asked.
    â€œWhat? No,” Plankton insisted. “That’s crazy talk.”
    â€œThen why is there cotton candy on your antennae?”
    â€œBecause … um …,” Plankton said, stumped. “Okay, fine! I was in your brain!”
    SpongeBob gasped, stepped back, and covered his head with his hands. “What were you doing in there?”
    Plankton rolled his eye. “What do you THINK I was doing? Looking for the secret formula.”
    â€œWHAT?” SpongeBob cried.
    â€œDon’t act so innocent!” Plankton sneered. “You knew what I was up to. That’s why you’re pretending not to know the formula!”
    SpongeBob looked shocked. “I’m not pretending! I can’t believe you thought I was lying!”
    Plankton shrugged. “Hey, don’t take it personally. I just assume everyone’s lying.”
    â€œThat is a horrible way to live your life.”
    â€œWhatever,” Plankton said.
    â€œIt is! And if we’re going to be on the same team—”
    Plankton jumped to his feet and shook his fist. “Maybe I don’t want to be on a
tee-am
! You ever think of that?”
    â€œBut, Plankton,” SpongeBob protested. “EVERYTHING’s better when you’re part of a team!” With that, he pulled out a pitch pipe and blew through it.
    â€œYou’re not going to start singing, are you?” Plankton asked, shaking his head.
    But he was. SpongeBob sang a song about teamwork—about how nothing is impossible if you tackle it as a team. In his enthusiasm, SpongeBob picked up Plankton during the song. After the song was over, Plankton said, “All right, you can put me down.”
    SpongeBob gently set Plankton on the ground. “Well, that’s one minute of my life I’ll never get back,” Plankton complained.
    â€œNot without a time machine,” SpongeBob pointed out.
    Plankton froze. “Wait a