Beginnings (Jin)

Sometimes I wonder what it would be like if things turn out differently. Usually I'm not much of a thinker myself, but I guess it's natural for a cat to be curious. I'm a Tygrif, and this family name makes other people who recognise it change their...

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Changes

"So," Jo asks, "What should I do with this? Should I divide throughout by cosine or should I flip the fraction over?" "Nope, just expand it here," I reply with a smirk, pointing at the trigonometry question, "And here, then you will get...

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New unknowns

After yesterday's night of fright, I was shocked and surprised at the same time. It was the first time I met his parents as their son's mate and oh boy it was terrifying. The end result was favourable to our relationship in the end, and I am thankful...

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The other route

"Are we ready?" the white tiger asks, placing his hands on my shoulder and smile, looking into my eyes. "Is this really fine?" I look at myself. We're meeting his parents after all. They did request casual, but is this... too casual? "Yep, don't go...

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This Story, This Life.

Red, was all I could see. Anything else was a blur. Pain was the next thing I felt. There seem to be a blade stuck to my chest. I can feel the coolness of the blade. Surprisingly, I am not scared by the discovery but my body breathed...

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Truth (Jin)

Not many times one could get a second chance in life... Or at least in matters that are truly impactful to your life. I had a second chance and I'm truly grateful at that. There were no words to explain how thankful I was. I guess the best way to thank...

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All too late

I felt my hands tremble as the muscles screamed in lactic agony. I clenched my jaws as I willed myself to push the weight that was pressing dangerously against me. My grip has gone slightly sweaty by now and time was running short. I didn't want to...

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Return

I switched off the lights as I sighed and curled up on my bed. Whatever that white tiger told me earlier... was intriguing. To be honest I never expected myself to open up to him... But when he told me about himself... I felt like I could connect with...

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First for everything

I felt my phone buzz as I waited outside the train station. I was leaning on the parapet while watching people move up the escalator. I flipped it around unlocked my phone. I stared for a moment at a simple text that displayed 'See you soon' before...

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Escape

Tick. Tick. Tick. My ears flick to the sound as I slowly regain conscious, prying my eyes open while my head is throbbing away. Tick. Tick. Tick. Ugh... where am I? I can't see anything much... other than a door in front of me....

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First for everything part 2

We sat under the stars in an open field, feeling the wind flowing through our fur. It had been months since Ken and I met. We had been meeting on a weekly basis and recently it became more frequent. I suppose we really enjoyed our friendship and...

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In the life after (3)?

"Alright now, that's it for today," the old otter said with greyish hair tips indicating the years of academic experiences. I stretched myself and yawned as I packed up for the day. College had been insanely fast paced and busy. Each module containing...

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