Easy Warrior Cats Drawings Novels & Stories

But what he was sure of was the present and he was going to make sure every second counts. “Yay! A family trip with Mommy and Daddy! Finally!” Ella said and got down from her seat, running somewhere quickly before returning with a piece of paper. She showed it to her parents and said, “Look, I already drew us on a family trip.” Ryan took the paper and saw that Ella had drawn two tall figures, two short ones and one that looked like a round cat with a small head. “Wow, nice, Ella. Is this a cat? Do you want a cat?” Ryan asked, pointing at the round image.

I rip off my shirt, stripped down to my sports bra, and continue to try to purge my carnal needs. The scent of arousal has the male werecats circling. I open my eyes to find six of the male warriors smiling goofily at me. Dark, sensuous male bodies in different stages of undress all look as if they could devour me. “Hello gentlemen,” my voice warbles. I need to save my dignity if I can. “Thank you for coming to guard me, as your Princess I am honored to be so well taken care of. I have enjoyed my workout with you today. I am quite pleased with your progress.”

Reese was cutting out butterfly wings, while Roxy was sticking tiny pieces of felt onto what looked like a cat drawing. “Come see what we made!” Jared announced proudly, hurrying ahead and grabbing a painting from the table. He turned to us, holding up a small canvas, his smile wide. “It’s a tiger!” he said. Phoebe gasped dramatically. “Whoa! That’s awesome, buddy. Look at those colors!” Jared grinned, beaming from the praise. Then he pointed at Roxy’s work. “Roxy made a kitty.” Roxy lifted her glue-covered masterpiece with a satisfied smile. “It’s a special cat.”