A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:8
As he looked back to the ewe, the anger in his eyes quickly faded to worry and anguish. admittedly dawn probably wasn't doing much to alleviate that feeling in the wolf. the ewe had practically sunk below the table.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:7
But considering audrey's response, the ewe felt somewhat relieved.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:2
These sheep who lived under the control of wolves are often referred to today as "the shepherded flocks". the term shepherd being coined to describe sheep being lead by non-sheep.
Serval and Sheep (Chapter 23)
The very body of the sheep is dedicated to being taken advantage of. the sheep's curly wool will grow longer and thicker until the sheep eventually overheats, or is crushed by the weight of its own fur, and dies.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:13
The ewe couldn't fully place it, but it was at the very least a pleasant scent. once she was satisfied that she was thoroughly covered, the ewe opened the bathroom door again.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:10
The tigress gave the ewe another shake as the lamb finally managed to start composing herself. "just accept it already." vanna chuckled. she shook dawn again as she smiled down at the ewe, drawing a few laughs between the dying sobs.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:6
The ewe quickly stormed down the rows of beds, scanning for any sign of her own suitcase. reaching the end of the bedroom with no sign of the luggage, the ewe let out a relieved sigh. "dawn, you alright?"
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:4
"i- uh...i love you to honey lamb." vernon replied.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:12
Dawn winced as a lone howl echoed through the home, causing the ewe to clamp down on her laptop protectively. after recognizing just what the noise was, the ewe opened her laptop back up.
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:36
"who couldn't be when faced with a ewe so charmin'!" vernon cooed. "puppy! staahhp!" the ewe protested between fits of giggling.
The Herd Mentality
How'd you like a nice sheep name? i'm thinking woolworth. maybe ewesburg?"
A Lamb Among Wolves Ch:51
Either way, the thought didn't occupy the ewe for very long.