Tiger in Trouble (2013)
“A second little nose attached to a second set of beautiful brown eyes pressed against me. I wanted to roll over and pull up the covers, but I knew I had to feed the baby deer. A little tongue shot out and licked my face. I guess I should have found it cute — and really it was — but it had become less cute each time it happened. Every hour and a half all through the night I’d fed them, and this was the sixth or seventh time.
There was bright light streaming in through the windows. Obviously it w...as no longer night. I looked at the clock. Five-thirty-seven. It was way too early to be awake. Across the room I could see Samantha still sound asleep. Although I couldn’t see Danny in the bunk above her or Nick in the bed above me, I knew that neither of them would be awake.
One deer reared up on her hind legs and gave me a head butt in the face.
“Okay, okay, I’m getting up.”
I climbed out of bed. The glove and bottle were on the dresser, ready to be filled with milk. Beside them sat three big thermos bottles.MoreLess
There was bright light streaming in through the windows. Obviously it w...as no longer night. I looked at the clock. Five-thirty-seven. It was way too early to be awake. Across the room I could see Samantha still sound asleep. Although I couldn’t see Danny in the bunk above her or Nick in the bed above me, I knew that neither of them would be awake.
One deer reared up on her hind legs and gave me a head butt in the face.
“Okay, okay, I’m getting up.”
I climbed out of bed. The glove and bottle were on the dresser, ready to be filled with milk. Beside them sat three big thermos bottles.MoreLess
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