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The
fairies flew back to the tree, disappearing from Seti’s sight,
Kallisto blew on the last one to make her fly away as she was waving
at her. Seti sighed seeing her so cute, he wanted this moment to last
forever, but he knew that she was going to go home, and that he would
have to do the same. His father was going to yell at him about what
had happened in the morning; his stomach rambled. He hadn’t eaten
anything since breakfast and was really hungry. Kallisto looked up.
For one second, he felt as if she was able to see him.
“Please,
come tomorrow again,” she muttered just loud enough for him to
hear. “I want to see you, I want to see you so much.”
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Awww... that last line is just so sweet and touching... She sounds lonely.
ReplyDeletethat's a very cute snippet
ReplyDeleteLove it! I knew she could tell Seti was there :-) Ummm, I think you mean his stomach rumbled? Not rambled...small typo LOL. Another great excerpt - I want these two to get together.
ReplyDeleteSo she did know (or at least suspect) that he was there.
ReplyDeleteThat's so cute :-)
ReplyDeleteAh...Seti was not so secret in his spying was he?Nice one Linda. I wasn't expecting her to know he was there.
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Kallisto is finally fessing up! Good snippet, Linda. :-)
ReplyDeleteLoved this. Cute and sweet! I hope he takes her up on her plea : )
ReplyDeleteShe definitely sounds lonely. Hope it works out for her!
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