09-06-2009, 05:24 PM
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It seemed like a day, like any other day. The sun was shining and it was nice and warm outside. Cambria was out frolicking in the valley, watching as the bugs scattered into the air when her paws disturbed their resting. Sea orbs looked up at the colorful butterflies and it made her think of Leafy. She wondered what he would look like when he finally changed. As his caretaker, in her heart she knew that he would be the most handsome butterfly (for he was a boy) she will have ever seen. Though, when would he change? She noticed that each day there seemed to be fewer and fewer butterflies around. She had been taking good care of him, her momma and dadda said so. So why had he not changed yet?
Attempting to ponder this she moved from the flower filled valley to closer to the mansion and began collected fresh leaves for him. Hopefully nothing was wrong with him. He certainly didn't seem sick, he seemed the same as he always was. It was a little worrying though. Cambria had thought that the process would not take as long as it was. Maybe she was just being impatient though. It was probably hard work, turning magically into a butterfly. Her mouth delicately collected the biggest, freshest green she could find and then she hopped up the stairs to the back door of the mansion. She guessed she would just keep doing what she had been doing, since nothing had gone wrong.
The Marino pup nosed her way in the door and trotted through the kitchen and living room and turned to go up the stairs. Stairs were much easier now that she was getting bigger. Her legs were longer and she was getting more coordinated. The girl hardly noticed these changes in herself though. She came to the second floor and purposefully walked into the family's room and over to Leafy's jar. She set down the greens and looked inside the jar...but she could not see the cat-pill. Panic grabbed her as her eyes grew wide. They darted all over the jar and she moved all around it, but there was no Leafy! Cambria let out a bark, hoping to startle him from wherever he was hiding, but nothing. A series of upset whines came from her as her ears fell back and her tail tucked. What had happened? Where was Leafy?
It seemed like a day, like any other day. The sun was shining and it was nice and warm outside. Cambria was out frolicking in the valley, watching as the bugs scattered into the air when her paws disturbed their resting. Sea orbs looked up at the colorful butterflies and it made her think of Leafy. She wondered what he would look like when he finally changed. As his caretaker, in her heart she knew that he would be the most handsome butterfly (for he was a boy) she will have ever seen. Though, when would he change? She noticed that each day there seemed to be fewer and fewer butterflies around. She had been taking good care of him, her momma and dadda said so. So why had he not changed yet?
Attempting to ponder this she moved from the flower filled valley to closer to the mansion and began collected fresh leaves for him. Hopefully nothing was wrong with him. He certainly didn't seem sick, he seemed the same as he always was. It was a little worrying though. Cambria had thought that the process would not take as long as it was. Maybe she was just being impatient though. It was probably hard work, turning magically into a butterfly. Her mouth delicately collected the biggest, freshest green she could find and then she hopped up the stairs to the back door of the mansion. She guessed she would just keep doing what she had been doing, since nothing had gone wrong.
The Marino pup nosed her way in the door and trotted through the kitchen and living room and turned to go up the stairs. Stairs were much easier now that she was getting bigger. Her legs were longer and she was getting more coordinated. The girl hardly noticed these changes in herself though. She came to the second floor and purposefully walked into the family's room and over to Leafy's jar. She set down the greens and looked inside the jar...but she could not see the cat-pill. Panic grabbed her as her eyes grew wide. They darted all over the jar and she moved all around it, but there was no Leafy! Cambria let out a bark, hoping to startle him from wherever he was hiding, but nothing. A series of upset whines came from her as her ears fell back and her tail tucked. What had happened? Where was Leafy?