Dancer From the Dance, Part 1
Coffee, conversation, cricket. nice way to relax." that was how i met phil cooper.
Another Night, Another Rift
The chirping of the crickets and the rustling of the grass did little to quell the churning feeling in forge's gut as he crept out of his apartment just an hour past midnight.
Strange Owl Chapter 1
Even the crickets were quiet. another sound caught the people attention, but away from my bloody form. all eyes turned to the east of the fire and they saw the shaman and the chief standing there.
Dragon's Reign - prologue: The Beast within
crickets chirped, birds sang, and individual calls from wolves and other forest dwellers sounded from the far-off green undergrowth.
Jimmy's Sweetheart
Jimmy had no idea where he was going, but he just kept going ... to the edge of town, to a steep hill as the crickets chirped. without a second thought, jimmy kept going, filly and mare close behind, up the hill.
Shadow of a Lion: Chapter 1
The crickets didn't chirp in the still afternoon and nothing came from the herds. was there anyone around aside from mlinzi? hoping to get a better view of the land around him, malaika jumped up on a fallen log and looked about in fear.
Aon-adharcaich
A short silence followed, the only sounds being the night wind, chirping crickets, and fiona's sobs. "oh, for monoceros' sake, this is so embarrassing, a stranger seeing me like this."
United Through Two Worlds Chapter 16
Through the blackened city it was now even quieter, even the crickets had ceased their chirping and the wind was dead in the trees. nothing but the sound of their footsteps could be heard.
Dragon Story Ch: 2
crickets had just began chirping, the sky was a brilliant liquid gold, only a few tufts of pink tinted cloud were visible in an otherwise clear sky.
What is Love? - Part 3: Ending?
He heard nothing but the crickets downstairs chirping their magical song of rest. perfect timing! daniel thought, amused. now came the time daniel knew he would regret.
The Anvil of Dawn, Chapter 13: Fading False Dawn
It lingered, just upon the faintest of crickets, out of sight. he did not stop his ascent, he knew he would not be able to resume otherwise. it was visible now, the spot at the top of this seemingly isolated hill.
Omatsuri
He carefully tried to squeeze the squishy, wiggly cricket between two fingers (dropping quite a few of them, and squishing one or two) and dipped it just under the surface.