Lonely Oak Chapter 77 - Flight Of The Spelling Bee (Part 1)
emeral said. she looked at her tray. "awww," she whimpered. "what?" lyza asked, sounding more genuine than she had that entire day. "i finished my corn-dog," emeral pouted. "oh..." the rabbit's ears drooped. ket hid a chuckle.
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"you go on ahead," emeral whispered, "i'm...gonna listen in." "i wanna listen too!" lyza said, a little too loudly, but emeral pressed a hand on her shoulder.
Lonely Oak Chapter 101 - An Emmy In Ket's Clothing
She teased, looking at emeral. "no," the tigress said back, mocking defiance. "it was actually my fault.
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emeral crossed her face and arms. "well excuse me for caring about my friend." she muttered. "hey, be nice emmy." her mom lightly scolded. "we know."
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emeral smiled as he got off the couch and went into his room. she took the time to stare down at the fearsome blade resting at her feet.
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emeral rolled her eyes. _great, i just assigned myself homework_. "sure." she replied, heading back into the hallway.
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They ate their snack, emeral trying her best to wolf it down just as fast as ket. for a sleepy guy, he sure was eating the insta-mac like it was kool-aid.
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It was an ancient-looking crt-tv, which emeral had not genuinely seen until she met her friend--_boy_friend. it was horrible quality compared to the hd at her house, but at the same time it was homely.
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"...good night...emeral." she closed the phone. she didn't want to go either.
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He'd heard much about lyza's brother from emeral: once an abuser of both drugs and people, but now the antithesis.
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emeral gasped, when from the dark void two gleaming, yellow eyes glared at her. "what the heck, you weirdo," she exhaled, pushing past him. "weirdo? what makes you say that."
Lonely Oak Chapter 79
But as ket and emeral entered, there was almost no floorspace left to speak of. fourth grade was larger than fifth in headcount, and so there was already a lot of contention.