West With Giraffes Novels & Stories

Zack was leaning on the window, excitedly looking outside. Through the car window, he saw many animals coming and going beside the car from time to time. There were musk deer, giraffes, and even zebras, and camels arrogantly stuck their huge heads into the car windows, twitching their thick lips, begging for carrots and apples. This was his first time visiting Safari Park. He knew a lot of animals, but either he saw them through encyclopedias or he got to know them through educational TV programs. This was the first time he had seen live animals!

West's house to see the results. "Let's see if they have turned into beasts or not," said Alexis. "Alrighht, Mother," said Greta. Not long after arriving at Mr. West's house, they saw the two lovebirds making out as if they were dating. The sight made Alexis and Greta even angrier. "Damn, we didn't manage to convert them!" Greta shouted. "Shh... keep your voice down, don't shout. Remember we are at Mr. West's house now. What if they hear us later?" Alexis put her right index finger to her lips.

Julius chuckled, pulling Aria into his lap. Scooting Caden closer, he held out his phone, snapping a picture of the trio on the bench with their Icees. Once the twins gave thumbs up for the picture, he sent it to his brother, picturing the smile that was sure to grace March’s face when he received it and no doubt pass it on to Rose. “Where shall we go next?” “Lions!” Aria shouted. “Giraffes!” Caden said just as loudly. “Well, luckily, those are on the same continent,” Julius laughed. The zoo organized its animals according to origin, so animals that could be found on the same continent were generally located near each other.

"Come on. Let's go East. I've heard tales that the most beautiful women are from the East. Besides, we'll get to see the famous Gomez Tribe for ourselves." "Like it's not the Gomez girls you're after." I snorted and stole his cup of ice cream. He tried to pin me with a glare and sighed when I didn't budge. "Ally, please. There are so many tribes to check out in the East. Besides, the human population is more there than West." "I'll think about it. But the Saskat River in the West is beautiful and the weather is—" We were interrupted when Raymond walked in with a group of people. After telling them to reserve a seat for him, he strolled to meet us, a smirk on his face. I adjusted my glasses a

"Treeeenttttt!" I shriek in sheer excitement like Melanie does when she sees him. "What Becca?" He groans, his head lying on the pillow. "Come see zebras and giraffes!" I'm jumping up and down as I point at the zebras and giraffes. It's my first time seeing them and I wish I could have carried my phone to capture the view. He opens an eye. "I've seen them before..." "Have you been to Kenya before?" He nods.

" Wait, guys. Hear me out. I met someone today at the market. I asked him about the war in the west. The woman told me that the war had ended but things are not the same again. My cousin that traveled through the west a few months ago told me, throughout his journey through the west, he never crossed paths with anyone. Everywhere was quiet and no one can ever say life exists there. Humans remain everywhere. I then asked him about those warriors, Nguni, and tribes. His response was so absurd that I still can't comprehend which I know that is what is going to be the case for you guys also. He said it seems the neighboring nation, Afghanis, has enslaved them all. How is that even possible? Othe

I bought our tickets and grabbed a map. "Let's go see the giraffes!" I chuckled and directed her toward their enclosure. Passing the elephants, alligators, and monkeys on the way. After seeing the giraffes, we began following a tour guide. She was wearing a green khaki uniform with her last night written on her chest. "Here we have the otters! Did you know that when otters sleep they wrapped themselves around each other and float on top of the water! We call that a raft!" She continued on about facts and such while others ogled over them.

he teased, tickling her side. I couldn’t help but laugh. “He means it’s an island off the coast of Africa.” Aspen’s eyes widened. “Is that where giraffes live?” Alec and I exchanged a glance before he said, “Close enough.” Alec then lifted her up and put her on his shoulder so that she could have a better view of all the animals. Her eyes were wide with excitement. She pressed herself forward on Alec’s shoulders, peering over the fences and into each exhibit like she was hunting for treasure.

They left the camp with two of the jeeps heading east towards the capital, as they drove through the dusty path Roxanne constantly looked left and right, in the distance she spotted a giraffe and an antelope eating a dead lion, she was stunned, Keith noticed the look on her face “Weird right?” he said “Weird? That’s crazy and creepy” she said “Everything is unpredictable in here” he said “What’s that?” she pointed in the distance at two black animals like jaguars “Vampire Jaguars… They kill preys for blood not meat” Amberjill said from the back seat “What the hell is that?” Roxanne pointed in the distance at a huge elephant with huge snake trunk, the elephant was seated while the long snake

Hands were on my arms and wrists, trying to hold me still. “The sharks and jellyfish in these waters aren’t shifters sweetheart,” I heard, making me go limp. My eyes grew wide and I looked back toward the shore where several people and several animals stood. A tiger, a zebra and several wolves. You know, just hanging. Normal. Holy shit, is that a … a giraffe? I closed my eyes and let the man carry me. I didn’t want to look at him or know anything about him. When we finally cleared the water I pushed back against him a bit, trying not to be rude.