Farthing University: 1: Move in Day
He'll wait it out in the common area. perhaps it was just all the intensity of the events, but he didn't realize the, intercom system in the new building, crackling with a familiar static.
A Familiar Problem
Still, heat or no heat she wouldn't just lift her tail for some strange male like a common animal. she would insist on being wooed, although not necessarily for very long.
A Rutting In Russet [Commission]
But unlike the base animals such as the prey she hunted, the wolfess was no common beast.
The New Man On Campus, Chapter Three
Said brian, as he happily took the six-pack from marc and placed it on a table in the common area.
The Beloved Pet Ch8
Sure enough it was related to the common cold, and yet conceivably different. viruses like the earth common cold have the ability to mutate after each person the infect.
Bloodline Chapter One
common pelt colors are basically every shade of a real wolf, silver/white, brown, red, and orange. uncommon and rare colors are tan, black, and white. common eye colors are yellow, brown, blue, and hazel.
Book 1, Chapter 1 (Jesper)
He started walking around the perimeter of the domed common area. the dalmatian quickly gathered up his trash and followed, dropping his waste in the nearest trash can.
A Shameful secret Chap 2
"i heard... heard sometimes common males like to rut a mare up the tailhole as well."
The Lead Crown: Ch 3b, The Prodigy (Pt 2)
Although the tribal's grasp of the common tongue was not perfect, the two made due, partly because of brother rhy's patience as much as runs-on-air's enthusiasm.
Angel Ears species information
Two separate gems (common)§ base of tail. (must)§ chest, large gem. (rare, and are slightly transparent)§ back, large gem (rare)o gem colors;§ normal gems have bright vibrant colors.§ corrupt gems have dark colors.
Chapter 1: Late Night Check In
He barks back excitedly \>good, at least we have two terms in common \>i nod my head again \>"yes, nella."
A Familiar Apprentice 01
I watched her walk - her hips swayed back and forth rhythmically with a natural grace common to dragons and felines.