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2015-08-06 07:54 pm (UTC)
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"I think he's forgotten," the smallest fox whispered.
"No!" barked her sister. "Impossible!"
The eldest, a cautious dog-fox, offered, "I don't
think
he's forgotten. Look how he trots."
"I wonder," said the dreamy one."Does someone have his skin shut in a chest? It's happened before."
"I hear that some humans like our smell," said his brother.
"It doesn't matter," his mate said fiercely. "Naked or furred, he is
mine
." And she leapt after him.
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"No!" barked her sister. "Impossible!"
The eldest, a cautious dog-fox, offered, "I don't think he's forgotten. Look how he trots."
"I wonder," said the dreamy one."Does someone have his skin shut in a chest? It's happened before."
"I hear that some humans like our smell," said his brother.
"It doesn't matter," his mate said fiercely. "Naked or furred, he is mine." And she leapt after him.