Shifting Dreams
“Aaron darted around her, already racing toward the punch and donuts with one of Allie’s boys. “Bear, you watch where you’re going!”
Low sauntered behind her, clumsily flirting with the new girl in his class. Her family had just moved back to the Springs. Jena suspected the girl’s mother, who was part of the cat clans, knew her daughter faced her first change soon. Jena smiled toward the uneasy father, who was already shaking hands with Reverend Bullock and being invited for coffee by Ted’s fat...her after church.
Her grandmother bumped her shoulder. “Come over for coffee with the boys.”
“Okay. I’ve got everyone coming over for dinner later, but coffee sounds good.”
“And I’ve got a pie cooling with the last of the peaches.”
“Now that sounds really good.”
She saw Aaron run up to Caleb Gilbert, who was leaning against his truck in the parking lot, talking to Jeremy and his wife, Brenda. The man said something to her youngest, then winked, sending Aaron and his friend into peals of laughter before they ran away.MoreLess
Low sauntered behind her, clumsily flirting with the new girl in his class. Her family had just moved back to the Springs. Jena suspected the girl’s mother, who was part of the cat clans, knew her daughter faced her first change soon. Jena smiled toward the uneasy father, who was already shaking hands with Reverend Bullock and being invited for coffee by Ted’s fat...her after church.
Her grandmother bumped her shoulder. “Come over for coffee with the boys.”
“Okay. I’ve got everyone coming over for dinner later, but coffee sounds good.”
“And I’ve got a pie cooling with the last of the peaches.”
“Now that sounds really good.”
She saw Aaron run up to Caleb Gilbert, who was leaning against his truck in the parking lot, talking to Jeremy and his wife, Brenda. The man said something to her youngest, then winked, sending Aaron and his friend into peals of laughter before they ran away.MoreLess
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