Lonely Oak Chapter 59

Lyza broke away from her brother's hand as they neared the archery range. Lunch had just barely ended, and they were the first at the range. "Mrs. Kiminy, hey!" The ewe stood on a small ladder, which she was climbing down as the rabbit siblings...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 51

It was still gray out. A sheet of clouds covered the sky, colored between violet and blue. It was damply quiet, the only sound the grunting of toads as they lumbered in the wet morning grass. Lyza sleepily walked down the hill. Her brother and she...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 41

A spider. Fat the size of a quarter, hanging idly by its silk in the dark, waiting. For what, who could ever know; there was not a way at all for any prey to come within the confines of the tent. It was just there, waiting, possibly for night, when it...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 37

"well, i ain't gonna have a mopey sister all spring break. emmy and ket went to the beach, mom and dad will be gone for a while--not like them being here would make a difference. i don't have any plans.

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Spring Cleaning

The dragon-wolf hybrid asked thunder in assisting him in some spring cleaning. after ignoring the possible joke in that, the eastern dragon accepted.

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Big Springs

Here in big springs. she ended up walking toward the gravel road, and when she got there, she looked down it. one way. and then the other. and set off for the north of it. thinking she might as well stop by the first house she came to.

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The Coming of Spring

#49 of dragon hunter saga {well it's spring}, i think as i slowly make my way to the gates of the city; zander following me closely.

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Lonely Oak Chapter 64

Ket spotted Momma B. standing by the changing rooms with her arms crossed. Next to her was a pole on which hung a couple blouses, a few other tops, and a few pairs of pants on the other side. "Have you tried these on yet?" Momma R. asked, thumbing...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 40

The edge of the water coiled up before them like a spring, the next wave rolling forward toward them, breaking several yards away still. a second later the water crashed against them.

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Lonely Oak Chapter 72

Emeral yawned. She was kept awake only by the act of brushing her hair. It was midnight, or close to it. She never remembered staying up so late in her entire life. She was surprised Ket was taking so long to shower. But, he did have to wait a bit...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 70

In the farthest distance, there was a highway. Little lights the size of ants moved across at a hasty speed, some red and some white--some _extremely_ white. They all began to gather as a light floating in the darkness turned red. Another up the road...

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Lonely Oak Chapter 54

The rain had finally died down, having lasted long enough to wait for the sun to disappear below the undulating horizon before scudding away and leaving everyone without any real day. The twilight was made of fire, though. It looked like the clouds...

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