Something Fire-Like
adelaide continued, crossing her arms (and, therefore, her wings). the tiger teacher squinted. giving adelaide a look-over. field tensed. almost disturbed. adelaide raised a brow, asking jay t, "i am not here to offer services.
Two-Step Revival
adelaide asked. the dq was sparse ... at this time of night. field had a coke (which he was splitting with adelaide). and a butterscotch dipped cone.
How to Forget About Peaches
adelaide's telepathic 'feelers' gently massaging his mind, gently calming him. another breath. and another sigh. "that's it ... " breathing inward through his pink, sniffy nose, field went, "adelaide ... " " ... yeah?"
Hush
adelaide watched them, turning her head, almost giving a chitter as they skirted her leg.
Not Even the Lightning Bugs
"adelaide ... not in front of akira." a giggle-chitter. "she doesn't know what it means. do you, akira?" adelaide asked, looking to their daughter.
2.3 - Real Time
And, also, to caves and moving in and out of them, and adelaide, as well.
Race Day, Part Two
Their team didn't have the financial support that adelaide's team had. adelaide was a big draw for sponsorship. dusky wasn't, really, but ... ... she cared about them both. adelaide, as a friend. one she'd gone to school with.
Drom 3: Enter Adelaide.
adelaide used this time to finally look around the room. it was small, only five by five meters or so.
Waechtersbach
adelaide giggle-chittered. "adelaide ... " "sorry. sorry," she said honestly. "i ... can't help it." her voice at a breathy, misty whisper.
Crackers Don't Matter
It has no name ... ... other than adelaide. you are a color of your own. if someone were to tell me to take off my rose-tinted sunglasses, i would respond, "whatever to do you mean? for i am wearing adelaide-tinted sunglasses.
Silly and Seriousness
"maybe you should leave," adelaide advised. cobalt narrowed his eyes. and raised his glass a bit. "good luck ... come the weekend." adelaide just kept her eyes narrowed. and the fox filtered away.
The Bagel Bill Incident
And adelaide, leaving her order (of blueberry bagels), rushed to field. who was being held (by the arms) by a fox. a red-orange fox. "bill," said ma, standing now. behind adelaide. "you don't smell of this place. any of you.