Novel & Cerita Scootaloo Loves Sans

The S-ranked boss was fallen in just a few minutes. The four birds felt proud when they watch the three girls easily defeat the S-ranked boss in a graceful way. They glanced at Clever's team and wanted to laugh when they saw the shock and admiration in their eyes. The four birds looked towards the girls again and saw them laughing while saying that it was too weak. All of a sudden, they met eyes with them. "Guys!" Soheila, Sirene, Luna said at the same time and ran towards them. "And new guys." Soheila smiled at Clever's team. She glanced back at the four birds again. "How are you guys?"

Her expressions are cheerful. Saavi and Sas stop and run their gaze up at the tree. I remove my heels, "What are you going to do now?" It's impossible to forget Sas's stare. "Don't spoil it, Sas. You're getting extra strict to her." Saavi removes her heels too, " I'll help you in climbing." She says. "I'm just worried. Why you all are.... " "Sas, it's just a tree. See, it's so big and strong." I say to her,

sunny said as she laugh, "hey, I'm improving you know that," Xiao xiao, pout as she grab some meat to fill her mouth, "yeah, yeah," sunny laugh, it's so funny to tease her, it's true that Xiao xiao had been practicing to learn how to drive and she would always bring sunny with her when she practiced, and because sunny had been coming with her she ended up learning how to drive but Xiao xiao couldn't get still get it, and when sunny had her licensed Xiao xiao stop learning about driving and she just hired sunny as her driver!

“He’s Carl’s carbon copy.” “No, he’s not,” I protested automatically. “He’s… well… I don’t know. He’s Leo.” “He’s just perfect,” Ellen said. My eyes softened. “Yes. He is.” Sofia’s fingers flew across her screen. “Based on that, I’d say the themes that suit him best are Baby Safari, Little Adventurer, or Balloons & Bubbles.” Ellen nudged me. “Balloons & Bubbles sounds like him.”

I fitted the pieces of the puzzle. “I think she escapes, Prince Aero,” Adaen replied. “We don’t know how she does it, but she escapes.” He scratched his head and glanced at Ysanna who was happily playing with some rainbow-colored species of bug I had never seen before in the lake. She was with a feline-looking creature too, with midnight blue fur and coiled tail. The twins, as its owner, called it Sprint, and Ysanna had grown fond of it. “Then, how about when she gets caught?” A sudden worry filled me for her. This was ever the first time I was concerned for the welfare of a girl, or the opposite sex for that matter.