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“I'll be back.” she then said to me with pure venom in her words. “No… You won't.” I replied back to her confidently. And, with that, the strays began pouring forth from behind me, Midnight leading the charge. She shot passed me like a shadow on the forest floor jumping onto Abellona's tunic and sinking her fangs deep into her neck. Others then quickly piled on as Abellona screamed, trying desperately to shake them loose. Soon more cats filled in ready to pounce on her, causing the area behind me to become bottlenecked with them. Abellona began to stumble back as the weight of the cats began bringing her to the point of collapse. From between my legs I could feel one of the felines rubbing up against my battered shin and I look down seeing that it was Casper. I then reached down picking him up where I brought him to my chest and began stroking his soft, puffy fur. Abellona's cries soon became muffled by the steady stream of cats pouring onto her that was rapidly becoming so thick that I could no longer see her through them. But as the mass of hissing …show more content…
As I held Casper snuggly against my chest I peered down into the hole that was now no more than a couple of feet deep and looked as if it had never even had a fire in it. The burning birch tree at the far end of what was the fissure had by now dwindled down to just a few smoking limbs and a scorched mass still standing upright out of the ground. I turned and faced the others, but when my mama looked at me, I suddenly felt small again, and a plethora of emotions began pouring from me as I shambled over to her. She pulled me close hugging me tightly, and I began to sob uncontrollably. My mama then repeatedly whispered to me that everything was going to alright… That it was all over now, but it didn’t matter. I was

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