What's Lost Can Never Be Found_Moon Paw_Connected by Heart_The Log Cabin As I Remembered
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What's Lost Can Never Be Found
(This story followed the character Jack Corner who was introduced in my story Secret’s Aren’t For The Keeping [Part 2]. So, if you want to better understand this story, I would recommend going and reading that story first, but it is not necessary for you to do so. Hope you all enjoy!)“You’re free to go.” Jack Corner looked up as the guard opened his jail cell door. One month. That was how long he had lingered in this jail cell. He supposed he shouldn’t complain since it could have been much longer and much worse. But one month of eating tasteless food and sitting in his cell mindlessly made hi...
Moon Paw
It was making noise again.Luna yawned and stretched. She slowly sauntered over to the cage they kept it in. Her humans had one thing right, keep the noisy fur ball locked up tight. The fuzz ball shivered, visible tremors riding up its body in waves. When Luna sidled into its vision it shook even more, vibrating out its own little earthquake. Luna smirked. She rubbed herself against the bars then carried herself away with a swish of her tail. It yowled. The noise sent hackles raising down her back. Luna shuddered. The hideous pest had forced its way into her domain for less than a day and it ...
Connected by Heart
Grace and Riley looked up as the sun was rising above the horizon. “Gorgeous.” Riley muttered as she looked into her sister's deep brown eyes, the exact same as hers. Grace giggled as they looked at each other with affection. Ever since they were born Grace and Riley had been like salt and pepper. Two unique minds combined into one. The twins looked exactly alike. The only difference was Grace had autism spectrum. She preferred to stay indoors at school and not go play outside as the others. Riley would always comfort her and give her company as the girls have lunch together but now Grace has...
The Log Cabin As I Remembered
“It had been 24 years since she’d last seen it. But the pwww.onedoor.cclace looked exactly the same.” When I was about two, my dad began working for a lumber company, which was exciting to him, because it was a good-paying job, and being a family of five, the job came in handy. My dad had always wanted to build a home for his family. He wanted his family to have their own home, something that they could treasure for years to come. He wanted this home to be a log cabin, a real eye-catcher! With enough room to accommodate his wife, 2 boys, a girl, and himself. So the cabin had to be big and spacious. Each mem...