Anthro dog on earth with humans (new and accepting)

[sonder;]

I go out here every day. Go around listening to sounds. Being like i once was." she was getting anoyed. Since when had the forest become his just because he had a house in it?!

[Snapel]

Azize uncrossed his arms and rested them on the window sill, thinking about the forrest brought back old memories of his parents "being like you once were hmm?" he said

[sonder;]

"I grew up out here, okay! No parents, and stuff! Alone!" she said getting kind of angry. She looked away, walking deeper into forest. She didn't want to talk to him anymore. Stalker.

[Snapel]

Azize looked down at his hands as she left Parents he thought as he turned and walked away from the window

[sonder;]

She walked past a tree, and memory struck her mind. She stopped in the middle of everything. She walked over to the old tree she had seen. She stuck her hand in a surtain hole, and pulled out a little piece of paper. She started reading it, with tears in her eyes. Dear Maria, It's your parents. You have follwed the clues and found our note. We loved you with all our hearts, we had to let you go. They wanted make you a worker. They would kill you if you didn't come with them. Humans have always been unfair to us... One day they might accept us.. Love, mum and dad. She couldn't hold tears back. She had found it when she had lived inthe forest, and started crying quietly.

[Snapel]

Azize walked to the back door of the house and slid it open. He walked out to a large willow tree, his earsflicked to the side as he walked toward the trunk of the tree.

[sonder;]

She heard something, got her paper, and ran away as fast as she could, still crying. "Mom.. Dad.." she whispered, reaching the edge of the forest.

[Snapel]

I don't know what to type stupid writers block)

Azize knelt down and touched a plaque that was on the tree trunk

[sonder;]

{ Yeah.. }


Maria dried her eyes, ripping the note in pieces. "I dont care!" she half sobbed, half said. "Im a grownup woman! Not a child that lost her parents!" she said, walking her way back to where she came from.

[Snapel]

Azize read the plaque, it read 'Here lies Almasi and Fupi, beloved children and parents, RIP'