Tails Crying Novels & Stories

Celea fell to her knees looking at them the small dragons reached her and attempted to jump into her lap *Tear falling* a single tear fall from Celeas eye and hugged them "I'm a mother..."

He deserved to have a daughter that could stay and take care of him in his ripe old age, not one that brought misery and pain. Sucking in the deepest breath I could, I pull a mask over my emotions as I got up from my chair and headed over to him in the doorway. " Well, I think Talyor is just jealous because you get the attention of all the girl and male wolves without even trying and he's stuck on the sidelines. Plus it's not your fault he gets all weird and acts like a ding bat and ends up scaring them all away!" my father roared, rolling out in laughter, no doubt from all the memories of Taylor embrassing himself anytime he tried to talk to a girl. His voice would randomly get all squeaky

Tail was in tears. Her eyes were full of tears. Beads of tears kept rolling down her cheeks. Everett panicked, wiped her tears, and asked with a frown, "Why are you crying?" Tail deflated. She couldn't catch her breath from crying. "Do you not like me anymore?" Everett froze. He sighed and asked, "That's why you're crying?" "Isn't that serious?" "Of course, I like you." Everett replied and looked into her eyes tenderly.

It was just a small, small distance away… just a little bit and I can finally get out! But then… “Wait.” He… He pulled my tail. “K-kyaaaa---!” What was that?! I felt like my soul was being pulled away from my body! I immediately flailed and was able to get away from his grip. The moment I felt the cold floor on my feet, I immediately dropped down and squeezed myself on the corner. I still feel weird… my tail feels weird!

Tara whimpered licking up the spot, her eyelid collapsing into a puppy eye. With my eyes closed, I ran my hand over her leg, slowly fixing her up till she was set. Tara sprang up, wagging her tail in excitement. “Let's go home!” I smiled, dragging myself toward the portal.

while she could not withstand the second attack, so she was hit on the left shoulder and fell to the ground. In Kadita's anger she was able to create a strong wind and it gradually created a tornado made of sand from around them. Because of the dust, Drakaina lost sight of Kadita. Drakaina could not afford to stay in that place, so she ran away from it and hide behind the houses.

I say, breathless, delighted. “We were busy shopping,” Tabs answers sweetly, then whips a length of chain that isn’t a chain so much as a rumor of iron. It snakes around a red-eye’s ankle and decides it prefers pillar work. He goes down, and Talia twitches two fingers so the air turns to glass in front of the other’s face; he runs straight into the quiet and sleeps. Caitlyn’s gaze snaps to her daughters. For a heartbeat something human, old, ugly love curdled to control, flares and blows out.

Her voice came out low, barely more than a whisper. Zac sighed deeply, shutting his eyes for a moment before opening them again, already sensing what was about to unfold. “Don’t let those tears fall, baby. You like it, right? Good. I’m glad you do. But please, don’t cry, Tinkerbell,” he murmured gently, his broad palms cupping her face with care. But his words only seemed to make it worse. As if they had given her permission to finally let go, her tears spilled freely, like pearls tumbling from a broken string. Her sobs broke through the silence, loud and raw, unable to be contained.

With shaking hands, Tasha answered the phone. "Josh, josh..." Tasha couldn't complete her words because her body was trembling. Tasha couldn't stand much longer. Her knees collapsed, and it was a good thing that she was standing in front of a waiting chair. She doesn't even realize that Josh already hangs up. She just kept crying.

For the classes that we had together, she just sat far away from me, shooting me death stares every once in a while. I guess she learned her lesson yesterday. It was funny to see her twins one missing an ear, and the other one walking in a limp. The tail is a rudiment in our human form, meaning an unused bone down the spine, the coccyx. When you hurt a wolf's tail, the injury would reflect on their coccyx when they shift back. I couldn't help but laugh every time I saw that poor wolf walking around. School ended on five. Rachel glared at me before she left in Natasha's arm. She was still grounded. I picked up a cake on my way home. I put my toys in my new shoulder bag. The cake had to sleep