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Cinnamon Musician by hmlanden | Description: A cheerful little voice echoed
from behind the counter, "Could you give me a paw with the violin on the top
shelf?" |
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Shells by hmlanden | Description: Her afternoons were spent helping the cook or fetching things for customers.
But when she hid away with a good book... |
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Mightier than the Sword by hmlanden | Description: A single Krawk stumbled along the beach. He
was clearly a pirate, like most of the residents of Krawk Island. Keen eyes
searched the unwieldy beach for a hiding place, finding none... |
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Escape? by hmlanden | Description: The young teenage Acara slumped against her locker and closed
her eyes, listening to the thunderous chatter of her hundreds of schoolmates.
All of them had a name, except her... |
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Lack of Inspiration by hmlanden | Description: For years she had lived in this cave off the
main caverns where most of the Boris lived... |
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Oreo's Halloween by hmlanden | Description: Oreo123131 the red gelert hated Halloween. Everything about it was despicable... |
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Christmas With You: Part One by hmlanden | Description: A tiny white Kougra slipped her pencil into a
pocket and closed her diary tenderly, smoothing the rumpled cover... |
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Christmas With You: Part Two by hmlanden | Description: "My diary!"
She wrenched it from the pirate Kougra's paws and cradled it like a newborn
babe. "Where'd you find it?" |
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Sight: Part Five "Lage!" Aylie shouted, still unaware of my hurt.
"He could wake up at any moment! If we're going to get all of this back, we'd
better start moving."
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The Darkest Faerie Rises: Part One She was a young dark faerie who hated who she
was. She did not want to be evil or cruel; she thought that it was not fair
that she could not decide what kind of faerie she was to be...
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