Sometimes Getting Lucky is Getting Lucky
The sugar glider was perfectly aware there was an edge and apparently was content to waltz along it.
A Quiet Night
The little sugar glider's ears perked up. "ooooh? what is it?" he asked, his tail swishing back and forth excitedly.
Marblecliff Christmas 2013
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Baron's Big Day
The sugar glider's head fit so easily inside, as well as his shoulders, and arms.
Game Night - Carlton and Dante
It started earlier this morning as he and his roommate carlton, a sugar glider with a skinny fit sculpted body, were heading off for work.
A Cafe in Sackville
The cumbersome non-adventures of a sugar glider and his vaguely more sensible boyfriend. "wake up." oliver became aware of a weight above him, pressed gently against his shoulders and hips.
Marblecliff New Year 2013
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Runaway: Chapter 6: Evaluation
I almost could not determine her species in the dimly lit room, firstly thinking she to be a flying squirrel, but then realized she was a sugar glider. the wide dark eyes loomed over me over half-moon frames and she had a smile that would melt icebergs.
Sugar Hill Hall Preludes - Jimbo - Part 1
The muskrat just nodded mutely, which was good enough for the sugar glider. he padded out to the living room and stoked up the fireplace.
Decorum of a Swoon
And a respite, too, from overeager (and, admittedly, rather cute) sugar gliders.
Marblecliff Chronicals 1
Ethan couldn't help but notice that josie picked her best friend, a horse named stacey, first, while claire picked the sugar glider.
The Council of Species
God of humans, god of wolves, and god of rabbits are much closer to the head, whereas god of aye-ayes, god of sugar gliders, and god of scorpions would be towards the other end of the table.