Cry me a Murder, pt 6 - Only a Scream Away
This wasn't an accident; someone had sabotaged his wheelchair to bump the boy off -someone wanted him dead. i supported darleen as we walked, while richards pushed the wheelchair by the frame.
Standing Up - Chapter IV
Daniel navigated the darkness expertly, spinning around after a few steps beyond the doorframe and leaning to drop Casper onto a firm, but comfy bed. Both males panted quietly in the darkness until light flared from a bedside lamp. Now Daniel stood...
Standing Up - Chapter I
I guess you's got a wheelchair or something?" he inquired, scratching his neck. his voice had a bit of a southern accent, treated with years of living around the north-eastern locale they were in now. it was a welcoming tone.
Deer Mustangs
She was even wearing one herself, attached to her own small deer tail and hanging out the back of the wheelchair. “what now?" “_you_ know what. school's out; it's time to go home." stellie pushed the wheelchair toward the doors at the end of the hall.
Cry Me a Murder, Part 2 - The Sun, the Sea and the Silent Scream
"that's how they got the wheelchair up there." "wheelchair?" "one of the guests is in a wheelchair." slater went inside the hotel while i hung around outside for a look.
Fair Fortune
He blinked and, suddenly dizzy, fell back into his wheelchair, his legs aching as they stretched slightly longer, his newfound fur warm underneath his jeans.
Standing Up - Chapter II
Guided by the bear, daniel folded-down the wheelchair before toting it around the truck and wedging it into the back seat.
A Tulip Gardens Morning
There was a wheelchair ramp at the back of the car. it allowed a creature in a wheelchair to sit in the back. ted wheeled terry into the back compartment and secured this wheelchair into place.
Invalid
"it was the worst," he snorted, "that and the wheelchair." "i pushed you around a few times," i recalled with a smile. "and it felt extremely pushy," peter snuffled. "you do know that it's rule number one regarding furs in wheelchairs."
Excuses, Excuses
"maybe they think that a few wheelchair ramps and automatic doors will do it, but obviously it doesn't," simpson said. "esca...lators..." dwayne said.
I'll Be Looking At The Moon
"i'm pretty good at this by now," i replied as my fingertips made contact with the cold metal of the wheelchair. "i'll be okay."
Unexpected
He was admiring the strong upper build of the young boy and that was the first time he saw the wheelchair. he hadn't even noticed it when he sat down. raising an eyebrow and shrugged it off looking over the nineteen year old.