AmazingAeris

Can I have my avatar Holidayified? I'd like a Santa Hat, maybe some snow, and some cute little mistletoes in the corners. Thx! :

Lilly cried harder than she'd ever cried before. She couldn't help but feel it was all her fault. Two rabbits and a young buck stood by her side, seemingly worried ...

Here's my entree! :D

"Whoa," Summer muttered, smiling, gazing around the small town she'd woke up in. She grinned at the vintage looks of the place, her eyes froze at a small diner. Summer ...

Lilly looked over to Silver, frowning, and she rushed over to him. "No, Silver, you can't leave, we need you.... Red.... no..." She cried more, sitting on her knees, between ...

"I love you, too, RedBear," Lilly muttered, smiling. Then, her face turned to concern, "But why must you thank me?"

One more tear fell down Lilly's cheek. And before she could process what she was doing, she had kissed him softly.

Lilly looked down at the closing wound, smiled, but continued crying. "It's not your fault, I shouldn't have agreed to letting you go out there. It's my fault, all my ...

Lilly couldn't stop the tears. Over the small amount of time they'd known each other, she knew she loved him. Even the mere thought of him hurting drove her to ...

Lilly raced up to him, worried. She gripped his hand, trying to figure out what Kara had said. Only one of truly loved can heal someone... what had that meant, ...

Lilly looked down at Silver, tears gathering in her eyes. She remembered none of what happened, everything except the promise she'd made him.

Lilly looked down at the gun, then back up at RedBear, before grabbing his hand and walking back to the shelter with him.

Name: Summer Glass Age: 18 Sexuality: Bisexual Appearance: Summer usually wears short dresses, preferably light blue, which goes with her sky blue eyes. She has thick, blond hair that reaches ...

(Is it too late to join? I have the perfect character for this.)

Lilly nodded once again, saying, "Thank you. Good luck." She gripped the charm tighter, then aimed the gun out into the unknown.