Shady

Jerica took another bite, willing it to turn into fat. Eve was right. They had been at a disadvantage from the very moment they woke up. And it didn't look ...

Jerica hesitated, a mouthful of apple in. She chewed quickly, but contemplatively, as she tried to think through the implications of what Eve said. She was right. And Jerica wasn't ...

"Yes, mother," Jerica answered sarcastically, slowing her pace ever so slightly as she approached, when she saw that Eve wasn't planning to guzzle down all the water after all. She ...

Jerica watched Eve for a long moment as she just uselessly stared at the box, like a useless person. But then she picked up some water and, rudely, started chugging ...

Jerica tightened her grasp on the bow, getting progressively less and less patient with each nanosecond that passed. Maybe she should have gone after it herself. At this rate, they'd ...

Jerica watched her, getting annoyed in almost no time flat. How was it even possible to move that slowly?

"Have fun," Jerica said sarcastically, rolling her eyes. She barely resisted the urge of telling Eve to go fetch. There was no point in getting into a pissing contest between ...

Jerica had been planning to go get it. But now she'd stand here and die before she went after it. "Gods, do I really have to do everything around here?"

Jerica tensed, ready to go after the present, but stopped when Eve gave her a better idea. "Oh, huh, yeah sure." Jerica took an arrow from the quiver and notched ...

This crackbrain idea brought to you by @Carina and @ShadowVyper Elias is "quiet and sad inside but will be happy to be with literally anyone lol"* Rana is "a really ...

"You'd think you'd like having strays around." Pratik ran his mouth before he had a chance to think through it. He needed to learn to shut up. Should have shut ...

Pratik was buzzing at the prospects of actually getting to see baby skunks. He'd had his hopes, sure, as soon as he volunteered to come here with the food. But ...

"What makes you think I need permission?" Jerica quipped, looking at Ayesha. Then she looked back at the old woman and assessed her for a long moment, skeptical. Then she ...

That was it ! Rana popped upright on her bed so suddenly it sent a book -- that had been perched precariously by the edge -- toppling off the side. ...

"Oh, I'm thinking about it alright," Jerica shot back, turning so that she could see both of them at the same time. She glanced over her shoulder to be sure ...