I. Breaking routine
**I. Breaking routine** _As told by Lily_ "Hey Puppy," I said, reaching one arm over and resting it around my boyfriend's side. Far from finding my title for him demeaning, the darkly-patterned Shepherd instead smiled, and slowly blinked his...
Forgetting Past Pain
He was walking down the stairs towards the indians, all of them were around the fire and he was careful to watch where he was going. "indians? living down here? bizzare." he said amazed.
Going Far to Settle a Debt
Taquka-aq was a local indian word for what white folks called the kodiak bear. they could be tough customers if you didn't know how to talk to them.
The Wild of the West Chapter 2
The indian brave raised his head to the sky and howled out his domination and pleasure, launching forward hard to plant his seed as deep as possible.
Tina's Story Chapter 82 What makes you different, makes you beautiful A Gray Muzzle story
"that sounds indian..." georgette observed, perhaps a little tactlessly "that's because it is. inuit. that's like a native alaskan. not genetically, of course, but legally. i get a check every month as an alaskan native."
III. Once a puppy
**III. Once a puppy** _As told by Milo_ Nina and I waited for her father to show up in comfortable silence. We sat down on a low concrete wall that was just too high to touch the ground. Rhythmically dangling my feet, I held Nina's hand and stroked...
II. Dog is my shepherd
**II. Dog is my Shepherd** _As told by Milo_ We left the train station and I trusted on Nina to take us to the central district. After a few minutes, we stopped at one end of a shopping mall. I could no longer restrain myself and finally asked the...
I. Leaving behind
**I. Leaving behind** _As told by Milo_ Monday morning. Contrary to Nina, I liked Mondays. They marked the start of yet another five days of regularity and structure, something I had craved for ever since I lived on my own. This Monday was different...
VI. Midnight mishaps
**VI. Midnight mishaps** _As told by Nina_ The evening passed relatively quickly, as we were all having a good time. Even Milo appeared to enjoy himself, despite his initial reluctance to be with us in the first place. It was so good to be back home...
IV. Family fun
**IV. Family fun** _As told by Milo_ The snow crushed under our pawsteps as we left the house. It was cold outside, but not uncomfortably so as long as one kept moving. As Nina and I both crafted ourselves a snowball to start out with, my suspicion...
Never cross a wolf
"my brother i am so sorry i didn't help" the wolf put his nose to the young indians nose and showed him wolf-images of what happened, how their father had stood so proud, making sure they were safe, then the man-creature, like the indian but not the indian
The Adventures of Stevo-Chapter 2-China and India,1935,Part 2
Stevo tried to respond to her, but she continued speaking indian and holding the doll closer to his face until they arrived at the hut. "can you guide us to delhi?"