Lonely Oak Chapter 47

ket asked, his hackles still twitching. "ket's name is short for something, too."

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Lonely Oak Chapter 17

ket suspected they enjoyed the occasional misfire. "hello, ket." he looked to his left. "hi, lyz," he said with a smile. "how's it going?"

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Raspberry Line Chapter 23

"listen, ket, a lot's happening to you all at once--my outburst yesterday, your dad... _other_ stuff--so maybe...maybe i can answer that a little later?" ket's lips parted a little, then pursed back together.

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Baseball in Winter 3

Ciyter still didn't feel comfortable standing beside ket, but for a different reason now. he liked him. his eyes drew over kets figure, what made him so attractive? why did he fall for him?

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Raspberry Line Chapter 6 - hTife

"so what'd you think of ket's get-to-know presention?" "presen-_tation_," emeral corrected the rabbit, nibbling on some ham, "and i think he did pretty good." "yeah, i know!

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Raspberry Line Chapter 15

As she waited for ket she wondered what his water-habits were. he could swim, so he said, and also dive. there was a diving board on the other pool, what kind of dives could he do? ket strode out at last.

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Raspberry Line Chapter 16

But emeral, you're supposed to be the responsible one anyway, after all ket is our guest." the little tigress bit her cheek. "fine," she huffed, and began drying her hair. "still ket's fault," she pouted to herself.

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Lonely Oak Chapter 52

ket asked. "w'llcuz--" she looked around, and then remembered, "our moms. they have to be able to see us." ket rolled his eyes. "i'm sure if we asked 'em..."

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Lonely Oak Chapter 20

Usually emeral would be with lyza and ket would have to merge with another pair. but this time, ket found a partner by his side almost immediately. "aw man," lyza grumbled, "you don't wanna be my partner?"

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Lonely Oak Chapter 6

"ket," the tiger replied, shaking it. "'ket,' huh? nice to meetchya, ket." he drummed the wall of the rink, "well, i'll see ya round, ket." and like that clay was gone.

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