It had been a long winter. Kiki never thought it would end.
It felt as if she had been sleeping for forever waiting for the cold season to
be over.
Kiki was especially eager for spring to begin for it will be
the first time she would be old enough for 'Spring Fever' also known as mating
season or season of birth and growth!
All winter long Kiki spend her hibernation time dreaming of
the cute husky that would steal her heart and gave her babies. How she longed
to start her own family.
She had learned from the nurturing her own mother had given
her, how lovely it was to be a loving mother and spouse. She had even picked
the candidate she was going to flirt with come spring!
That fluffy Raoule had the strongest muscle and the biggest
growl and he seemed to be the best gatherer there was out there in their neck
of the woods.
Finally, spring was here and Kiki left her cave and ventured
outside, her nose twitching at the new scents spring brought.
Kiki spend the day sniffing around for Raoule's smell. He
had the sweetest smell ever that she can recall probably because he was forever
covered in honey.
Kiki smiled happily when just as she suspected, Raoule was
deep into a bee hive scrounging for the freshest honey he could get his hands
on.
Kiki pounded on Raoule and the startled Raoule growled in
what he thought was an unprovoked attack until he turned around and saw that it
was Kiki.
Raoule quickly changed his growl to a welcoming purr and
offered Kiki some of the honey he was busily indulging himself on.
Ah, young romance! How quickly it blossomed-
Crack!
Raoule fell to the ground and Kiki was startled and self
preservation made her dart away to safety.
Kiki cried non stop as she ran away to her hiding spot. She
cursed herself for not staying by Raoule's side to see if he was still alive.
Kiki was about to head out of her cave to go back to Raoule when her mother
stopped her.
It was a well known jungle lesson: stay away from areas
where gunshots were heard - those humans are highly dangerous.
So it was, that, that spring instead of enjoying her new
found romance, Kiki spend it mourning the loss of her young love.
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