"What does this friend of yours look like?" asked Judy, taking notes the entire time "What does this friend of yours look like?" asked Judy, taking notes the entire time. Her paws were a blur, writing down notes at nearly the speed of light. "He... um... he's a blue colt," I explained. "Like, all cyan blue, and his mane is a cherry red. He has green eyes, and he's always wearing a satchel around his neck. He shouldn't be too hard to miss." Judy coughed. "I'm sorry, you said he has a blue coat?" "Well, yeah. I know it's unusual, but he's a mueto, you never really know with them," I replied, chuckling nervously, hoping desperately that I was improving the mood. "Excuse me, may you repeat that? What's a mueto?" she asked. "Oh, nevermind... …show more content…
There were so many smells that I couldn't distinguish them all, and they all came from different places. On every side was some sort of sound, whether it was walking, talking, cars driving by, or the sound of some tacky pop song blaring out of a nearby speaker. "Welcome to Zootopia, population ten million!" announced Judy. "You don't have to worry; I understand where your anxiety is coming from. I grew up in a small town." "OH... MY GOSH..." I wheezed, unable to get over my shock. "What is it?" asked Nick. "Everything okay over there, buddy?" "I... um... I'm just in a bit of culture shock, if you know what I mean... this is all just... just... so surreal... I'm not even convinced I'm not dreaming, I have weird dreams like this all the time..." "We're heading to my car," said Judy. "It's not too far away. Don't worry, you won't have to walk on the sidewalk for very long, and you'll get used to the city here in no time at all." "I'm... no. I'm never getting used to this," I admitted, following them along on the sidewalk. It took everything in me to keep from wringing my tail again, but at least I seemed to trust Nick and Judy. I had never been comfortable around other foxes, but at least I wasn't letting my tension get to my head this
With Judy’s eyes and mouth gaping open, she nodded her head yes. “I.. I’m so sor….” Gideon pulled Judy back to him, planting his lips on Judy’s before she could finish her sentence. Judy’s instinct kicked in and
"Besides him being irritating?" He growled lowly as he tugged gently on one of her curls.
"The most amazing thing happened today" she looks over to the left for a moment, before looking back to speak. "I found My mate. A mate is-" She trails off, and clears her throat. "I'll tell you when you're older, if I get the chance." Then the other voice speaks up again.
“Well, I generally prefer more adult dreams, but I guess any good dream will do. I only get pockets of sleep these days.”
Rachel raised her head from the notebook and gave LeRoy an angelic smile. “I wonder what sort of adventures she had.”
"What?" he asked, surprised by Irish's shrewd sense of observation. Jessie made a mental note of being more vigilant, and try to a better job at hiding his emotions in front of her. Irish's eyes might have shown sign of great stress and a heavy tiredness but her mind was
“Man Sarah, that Painted Girl is a tight one,” John said caressing her leg. “She’s fun though. Her face puckers when she’s embarrassed.”
Coates turned around to her computer. “I’m already on it. I took a look at her Facebook page. She doesn’t post that often. There’s one other photo of Reno, a post description that read ‘I love me some him’.”
"So where's Jess?" I flip open the tray compartment on the back of the chair and pull out a book. Evan doesn't blink once my way as I refer to his girlfriend. "Let me guess?" I entertain, holding my hands out in front of me, "no comment here folks." I chuckle to
"Wha,"He then hopped out of bed before I could read his face. "Of course you are. Let's go see what's downstairs."
She went over the profile, comparing her notes to Jarrod. He was younger than she projected, but not by much. He seemed smart enough, form the times she had interacted with him, but he looked up to Tom
“Applegate, Michigan, is such a quaint little town, I think we will love it here.” Drew says, as he walks into my office.
I shook my head. "May I remind you that your thirty six years old, and I'm twenty two?" He grinned and shook his head. "I thought you were a three hundred year old vampire but anyway I was not flirting with you. I have some news."
Lily, sorting through her books she had piled on her desk of her room, heard them in the corridor and came out to greet them. “Travin, you look amazing.”
". . . But, really, I want an explanation," you said. "Why are so many countries here?"