Bunnysplosion 2
She turned back to her cat, "you hung up on my father?" "he approves; that's enough. i'm glad i get to stay with you." "of course you get to stay, it's your apartment; and i wouldn't have left you, even if they didn't like it."
Changed: Puro's new human (Teaser)
The setting sun hung low in the sky, filling it with brilliant oranges and pinks. you take a deep breath and looks out at the city.
Embers of Dawn: Chapter 35: The Song of Ascent
**chapter 35: the song of ascent** the dust still hung, turning axton’s light into a dim, golden haze. nelneras stood motionless, breath measured, wings tight to his sides.
Sam Greentext
\>solid as it is, the frame it's hung on is very old. \>it's not giving up that easily though.
A Better Agent (Princess Carolyn TF TG)
Okay." afterwards, jeff hung up. a few days had past and it was radio silent between lisa and himself. then a package arrived at the door. jeff gave it a suspicious look but brought it in.
Twisted Night: Chapter 6
Racks of clothing hung on metal wires, connected to ornate and clean looking furniture made out of fine crafted wood.
Hunted, Part 3: Dinosaur Scat & Target Abduction
The wolf's hind legs hung limply outside of the dinosaur's rump, and were all that could be seen of him from the side.
Chapter 3: What's in a Word
Not until the boy's shoeless feet hung outside his lips did biscuit need to act again...and that act was simple enough to perform.
Kalysta's Choice: Chapter Three
He hung his head low, trying to shake a failed mission out of his mind. cancelled? they cancelled his mission?
An Island Of Compassion In A Sea Of Slavery: Part Five
She hung baubles with care while i helped falin string lights around the tree.
For Your Paws Only - Prologue
He just hung around wherever they were living and waited for his sister to come home. his siter and her friend, actually. constance's best friend in those days was her intellectual opposite.
Worlds Apart - Chapter Three
With a tired sigh, sam set down the heavy mug he'd been holding and reached under the bar for the meter-long hickory bat that hung there for crowd control.