The Adventures of Peter Gray Chapter 14: Sticky Situation Part 2
Chapter 14 Sticky Situation Part 2 As MR. Flint shoved me and me 'yote friend into their tenement apartment, the smell of mold and smelly liquor cut through me nose like a knife to the back, but I was more worried about the older 'yote...
Friends come In All Shapes, Sizes, Species & Orientations
**friends come in all shapes, sizes, species & orientations** **a gargoyles story by jarak** new york city new york, borough of brooklyn 10:23 pm est even with the heavy rain, thunder, and lightning, from the outside of the
A Different Kind of Babysitter - Part 7
If i can make it there i'll make it anywhere it's up to you new york, new york!"
A Dragon in a New York City Zoo
**a dragon in a new york city zoo** i awoke up to the sight of a new caretaker today. i was very sad when i learned that my old one's heart failed final last night. he had been very good to me.
Ch 3: Telling Stories
new york traffic, it really was an experience.
Payment
The setting sun gave way to a gently smiling moon, which gazed watchfully over the city of new york.
Fu’s New Boy
Sweet merlin he loved new york! end
The Adventures of Peter Gray Chapter 18: Kid Blink on the Brooklyn Bridge
From what i knew, joseph pulitzer was the name of the gentlewolf who owned the new york world while william r. hearst was the gentletiger who owned the new york journal.
Chapter VIII: Taken by the Reins
“you too.” \*\*\*\*\*\* new york city. in the 2700’s, a cultural revolution hit the city that never sleeps.
Primrose
My excitement caused me to share my reason for flying to new york with her. "you know, christy, that is your name, right? i am terrible with names", christy nodded and i continued, "i actually have a strange reason for visiting new york."
Cain Coney: Case 1, Chapter 1: A Lucky Break
The elevator pitch: based in 1950s new york, snowshoe hare cain coney runs a hell's kitchen-based detective agency along with his secretary, matilda "tilly" manderly, a porcupine.
Getting a Physical
"what do you think of new york, sergeant klein?" "you don't have to call me that," he reassured her. "you don't have to call me 'ma'am,' either," she answered at once, paw still tracing over his throat. "did you like the city, abe?"