Rafiki Throw Simba Novels & Stories

*Maybe,* I snicker as Sara's father glares at me. Not sure why, but the guy is giving me an 'a steel stick up his ass' vibe, and that's not how I roll. Life's a journey, an adventure, or whatever bullshit those super positive people say. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that I'm armed, with a spoon, and in a good mood, so no one is about to fuck my day over. I clear my throat, and Simba next to me jumps. Geez, I didn't know lions were that jumpy. So much for the King of the jungle.

Nothing's going to happen from Somerset. "Thanks. Appreciate it. Oh, yeah, can you toss some feed in for Simba?" "He doesn't like me," Neil said dryly. "He doesn't like me either, but he does like being fed. And if you don't he'll start eating his tankmates." "All right, I'll feed your surly and poisonous fish." "You don't have to cuddle him, just throw in some krill." "Easier said than done. That creature is part piranha, I am sure."

he said with a knowing tone. I glanced at the girl sitting across from us and whispered back, "Don't talk so loudly." "And she is a good friend, but I don't want her to end our friendship just because she's afraid of Ace. So, bribing her isn't that bad," I argued, trying to make my point. Suddenly, a loud gasp escaped my lips as I felt myself being lifted into the air. My eyes widened in surprise. "Felix!" I shouted as he held me up, much like Rafiki held Simba in the air for the first time in The Lion King.

“Leia, you filthy bitch! Vent your displeasure all you want, but instructing Sabrina to lure Simon and orchestrate this grand ritual just for this confrontation? I look down on you.” After giving me a hateful stare, Simon turned to Sabrina, his tone dripping with arrogance. “Sabrina, listen carefully. This has crossed the line, and I’m livid. However, I know how deep your feelings for me run, so I’m willing to give you another chance. If you sever your ties with Leia and transfer all your assets to my name, I might consider forgiving you.”

I remain silent during this process, still not sure what to think about this situation. “Oh, this isn’t good.” Axel exclaims, checking his phone. “I have an alert, the police are looking for a fugitive with telekinetic abilities who may be able to identify a high-risk Abnormal known as a ‘Mimic’.” He looks confused and turns to Myah, “Do you know what a Mimic is?” He asks. She doesn’t show any reaction but simply states; “I can’t think of anything relating to that, CC?” Myah looks towards her sister for a further response,

Simba was the main guard in the village,he would prowl the village into the night,and sleep next to cows so he would draw warmth from the cows. The chirpings of birds were broken by loud crows of cocks that were locked in a small house next to one of the the huts.As the day broke,and more light shone through,there was competition amongst the cockerels,which would increase in pitch and tone as more light hit the village, turning from a deep orange sunrise, to a brighter Break of day.

Gabriel puts a hand on my shoulder and squeeze it. We follow Elle and Jacob and was surprise when a little boy was with them, “Uncle Luke, I finally found Simon!” Jacob bounce happily with the kid. The little boy remove his darth Vader mask and smiled up at me, “Le prince, je suis Simon. You remember?” I lean down and brush his head, “Oui. The one who ask for fifty euro and did not return the change.” Simon gave me a toothless smile before taking Jacob’s hand. They run outside towards the beach with a couple of little princesses trailing them. “They’ll be a handful,” Elle muttered, her hands on her waist. “how’s the little one doing?” I ask her as I put a hand on her tummy.

“How formal! Come here and hug me.” Sia hesitated for just a moment before stepping forward and hugging Sabrina. It was a bit awkward at first, but soon enough, Sia found herself relaxing in the embrace. They held the hug for a moment, and then Sia pulled back, her smile warm. “How was Africa?” Sabrina smiled back, a faint trace of exhaustion in her eyes. “Tired but very fulfilling.” Sia nodded with a soft smile. “That is good to hear.” Sabrina leaned back with a teasing grin. “Well, I must thank you for taking the worry of our sappy Romeo off our heads,” she said, eyeing Leon with a playful smirk.

The weather was hot and the wood was left with animals making so much noise. Fifty minutes later. Sabrina got to the mountains, she was thirsty and exhausted and needed water to drink. Thankfully there was a stream close by, she edged close to it before drinking enough water to her fill. There was no time for resting. She knew that in twenty minutes, she was going to be close to the Dark howler's pack. As Sabrina got closer to the Dark howler pack. She was shocked to notice the place in a mess, for some reason she hoped Simon wasn't hurt but all too soon she got knocked to the floor. She turned to notice her worst enemy, Tiana.

Something she hadn’t thought of doing earlier, at least not since she visited Katrina. She made her way through the packhouse halls and to the healers’ quarters, before knocking on the door slowly. It was the healer’s assistant, Noah who answered. He bowed upon seeing her, “oh, good evening, ma’am.” “Good evening, where is Simba?” “He is inside ma’am. He just retired to his bedroom. He should still be awake. Is there any problem?” “I’m sorry to disturb him so late, but can you please call him for me? It’s an urgent matter.”