Your CS Pet Pairs? :3 (NEW THREAD!)

[Julia]

My Happy Family x3




Timmy and Melly & their children Tanny and Nelly



We say goodbye in the pouring rain
And I break down as you walk away
Stay, stay
'Cause all my life I've felt this way
But I could never find the words to say
Stay, stay

Oooh great couple. And I adore Hurts <33 stay is my favourite song ^^

I'm fallen in love with this song too. It's so amazing and I love this Pet Pair ;D

[vee.]

Will You Keep Me x Spirit Bear

I've never had a real family.
I was left outside someone's cave when I was born, with a note: "Will you keep me?"
So that was how they referred to me; they didn't need a real name for a creature with the markings of a beast and the scent of citrus.

They didn't keep me, either. They all up and left, and I was stuck on my own my first winter, and for three more winters following.

I watch them, though. I can get closer in the fall; I can blend in virtually unseen among all the oranges and pale greens and bare trees. That's how I learned what a family is, what they do, how to act. It's how I've survived so long on my own. There was one day, right before my second winter; I had managed to bring down a rather large deer, and there was no way I would ever be able to finish the meal myself. So I brought it into their territory, the other wolves, and I left it there for them.

They didn't eat it. They packed up and left again, refusing to even exist beside something I touched.
And after that, they were gone. I never saw them again. I never saw anyone again, until the fall of my fourth year.

-----

It was a cold day. Probably going to rain soon. The trees were in my favourite stage, which I call, "Hello-I-am-a-tree-and-I-am-on-fire-but-it-doesn't-actually-hurt-me." But I couldn't enjoy them, really; something didn't feel right as the day wore on. The birds weren't singing; the occasional frightened chirp somewhere, but they wouldn't sing. The other animals were hiding, too. I didn't see a single one. I never hide-- nothing ever comes close enough to me to be a threat-- so I just continued on my walk, though I became more uncomfortable with each new step.

And then I heard it.

Quiet though it was, my ears, pinned to the back of my head, picked up the sharp click of a human trap, followed by a low, depressed moan of agony.
Feeling my heart shatter in two at the sound coming from this creature, I spun right around and headed in its direction. I would never be able to live with myself if I didn't help this poor desperate animal.

Any hopes I had of helping were destroyed at the sight of him, though.

Before me, his right hind leg caught in an enormous trap meant for a bear, was a wolf about the size of one.
His pelt was a deep, rich shade of sepia brown, painted lighter among some areas. I'd never seen a carnivorous animal as large as this male; he had to be almost as tall as a moose. My stomach churned as I took in the extent of his injuries; the steel teeth of the trap were caught fast in his leg, clamped around his flesh in a grip strong enough to crush bone. In fact, it probably had. And he was losing blood fast. I couldn't leave him there.

"Hello ?" I called softly, my voice obviously feminine.

The enormous canine's head whipped in my direction, and his eyes pulled open, only to snap shut again as he whimpered in pain. He gave a low, guttural snarl. "Back off."

I pulled back a few steps, but as my confusion and fear subsided, I realized he had somehow been blinded, as that horrid red liquid dripped from his eyes as well. I cleared my throat, and took a few more steps toward him. "Please don't hurt me," I whispered, "if you don't let me help you, then you'll die right here. It's not like I can do any worse than what these humans have done."

He seems to consider this, and, finding that he agrees, bows his head in submission. "I... don't want to die."

I take that as my cue. Hurriedly, I slink toward him, wincing as I get a close-up of his leg. I've got to think fast: first, how to get him out of here. I can't pry the chain off his leg without getting myself trapped. I can't break the chain or move the chain, but ... "I can dig the stake out of the ground." He flinches slightly at my voice, and his hackles raise at my proximity to him. But he nods.

My claws tear the earth to shreds, and I move as quickly as I can manage; the steak runs deep, and it seems it will never end. Winter is nearing, and as I shift more of the earth out of the way, it becomes colder, and more frozen, and slower going. I realize I will never find the end of it. "You're... going to have to pull it free," I whisper, not trusting my voice to the sobs I feel rising in my throat. The monster of a wolf nods in understanding as a thin stream of blood drips from his eye. Or is it a tear?

I feel his strength in the air between us as the male heaves his body up and forward, jerking his trapped leg out of the ground with a barely constrained roar of anger, hostility, fear, and pain all mixed into one. My heart officially crumbles in agony for him, and the need to save his life becomes greater. "Please, you... you must follow me, we need to get out of here, now. I... hold onto my tail, I'll lead you."

With more brainpower than it should require, I force myself to move, and I walk directly up beside him delicately, so he can feel where I am, so his jaws can find the end of my tail. We move slowly, and noisily as he drags the chain behind him. But he is strong, he is tough, and he endures his excruciating injury for a full mile and a half back to my closest hideout. He feels his way along the wall until he reaches the farthest corner of the cave, and collapses; I feel guilty, as his back brushes along the ceiling. As the rain begins to fall, he slips into unconsciousness, exhausted from pain and blood loss.

My eyes mimck the weather as it dawns on me what must be done to save his life.

---

To be continued.

[Mirza]

Will You Keep Me x Spirit Bear

I've never had a real family.
I was left outside someone's cave when I was born, with a note: "Will you keep me?"
So that was how they referred to me; they didn't need a real name for a creature with the markings of a beast and the scent of citrus.

They didn't keep me, either. They all up and left, and I was stuck on my own my first winter, and for three more winters following.

I watch them, though. I can get closer in the fall; I can blend in virtually unseen among all the oranges and pale greens and bare trees. That's how I learned what a family is, what they do, how to act. It's how I've survived so long on my own. There was one day, right before my second winter; I had managed to bring down a rather large deer, and there was no way I would ever be able to finish the meal myself. So I brought it into their territory, the other wolves, and I left it there for them.

They didn't eat it. They packed up and left again, refusing to even exist beside something I touched.
And after that, they were gone. I never saw them again. I never saw anyone again, until the fall of my fourth year.

-----

It was a cold day. Probably going to rain soon. The trees were in my favourite stage, which I call, "Hello-I-am-a-tree-and-I-am-on-fire-but-it-doesn't-actually-hurt-me." But I couldn't enjoy them, really; something didn't feel right as the day wore on. The birds weren't singing; the occasional frightened chirp somewhere, but they wouldn't sing. The other animals were hiding, too. I didn't see a single one. I never hide-- nothing ever comes close enough to me to be a threat-- so I just continued on my walk, though I became more uncomfortable with each new step.

And then I heard it.

Quiet though it was, my ears, pinned to the back of my head, picked up the sharp click of a human trap, followed by a low, depressed moan of agony.
Feeling my heart shatter in two at the sound coming from this creature, I spun right around and headed in its direction. I would never be able to live with myself if I didn't help this poor desperate animal.

Any hopes I had of helping were destroyed at the sight of him, though.

Before me, his right hind leg caught in an enormous trap meant for a bear, was a wolf about the size of one.
His pelt was a deep, rich shade of sepia brown, painted lighter among some areas. I'd never seen a carnivorous animal as large as this male; he had to be almost as tall as a moose. My stomach churned as I took in the extent of his injuries; the steel teeth of the trap were caught fast in his leg, clamped around his flesh in a grip strong enough to crush bone. In fact, it probably had. And he was losing blood fast. I couldn't leave him there.

"Hello ?" I called softly, my voice obviously feminine.

The enormous canine's head whipped in my direction, and his eyes pulled open, only to snap shut again as he whimpered in pain. He gave a low, guttural snarl. "Back off."

I pulled back a few steps, but as my confusion and fear subsided, I realized he had somehow been blinded, as that horrid red liquid dripped from his eyes as well. I cleared my throat, and took a few more steps toward him. "Please don't hurt me," I whispered, "if you don't let me help you, then you'll die right here. It's not like I can do any worse than what these humans have done."

He seems to consider this, and, finding that he agrees, bows his head in submission. "I... don't want to die."

I take that as my cue. Hurriedly, I slink toward him, wincing as I get a close-up of his leg. I've got to think fast: first, how to get him out of here. I can't pry the chain off his leg without getting myself trapped. I can't break the chain or move the chain, but ... "I can dig the stake out of the ground." He flinches slightly at my voice, and his hackles raise at my proximity to him. But he nods.

My claws tear the earth to shreds, and I move as quickly as I can manage; the steak runs deep, and it seems it will never end. Winter is nearing, and as I shift more of the earth out of the way, it becomes colder, and more frozen, and slower going. I realize I will never find the end of it. "You're... going to have to pull it free," I whisper, not trusting my voice to the sobs I feel rising in my throat. The monster of a wolf nods in understanding as a thin stream of blood drips from his eye. Or is it a tear?

I feel his strength in the air between us as the male heaves his body up and forward, jerking his trapped leg out of the ground with a barely constrained roar of anger, hostility, fear, and pain all mixed into one. My heart officially crumbles in agony for him, and the need to save his life becomes greater. "Please, you... you must follow me, we need to get out of here, now. I... hold onto my tail, I'll lead you."

With more brainpower than it should require, I force myself to move, and I walk directly up beside him delicately, so he can feel where I am, so his jaws can find the end of my tail. We move slowly, and noisily as he drags the chain behind him. But he is strong, he is tough, and he endures his excruciating injury for a full mile and a half back to my closest hideout. He feels his way along the wall until he reaches the farthest corner of the cave, and collapses; I feel guilty, as his back brushes along the ceiling. As the rain begins to fall, he slips into unconsciousness, exhausted from pain and blood loss.

My eyes mimck the weather as it dawns on me what must be done to save his life.

---

To be continued.

Fantastic. :3 I really like Keep–-especially the way you had her narrate, as something about the entire story is very compelling, and I think that the personality that you created for her has something to do with it. I'll be eagerly waiting for the next part. ^_^

[vee.]

Fantastic. :3 I really like Keep–-especially the way you had her narrate, as something about the entire story is very compelling, and I think that the personality that you created for her has something to do with it. I'll be eagerly waiting for the next part. ^_^

Thankyouu(: I'm glad you liked it ! I wanted it to seem ironic, how shunned and hated she was, compared to how softhearted and loving and resourceful she really is. The conclusion to this may come later tonight if I can fit that into my schedule(:

[Animall]

Pajke (f) & Damian (m)

You and I walk a fragile line
I have known it all this time
But I never thought Id live to see it break
Its getting dark and its all so quiet and I cant trust anything now
And its coming over you like its all a big mistake

Oh, holding my breath
Wont lose you again
Somethings made your eyes go cold

Come on, come on, dont leave me like this
I thought I had you figured out
Somethings gone terribly wrong
Youre all I wanted
Come on, come on, dont leave me like this
I thought I had you figured out
Cant breathe whenever youre gone
Cant turn back now
Im haunted

Taylor Swift~Haunted

(sounds a tad different from the CD. YouTube will mark it Copyrighted if its the exact same thing

This is my couple gone wrong. He has a beast on the inside. Shes fragile, graceful. She thought they were perfect together. Then everything went wrong~

Added a link to the wonderful song<33

[Rynn Zekio Zusha]

Pajke (f) & Damian (m)

You and I walk a fragile line
I have known it all this time
But I never thought Id live to see it break
Its getting dark and its all so quiet and I cant trust anything now
And its coming over you like its all a big mistake

Oh, holding my breath
Wont lose you again
Somethings made your eyes go cold

Come on, come on, dont leave me like this
I thought I had you figured out
Somethings gone terribly wrong
Youre all I wanted
Come on, come on, dont leave me like this
I thought I had you figured out
Cant breathe whenever youre gone
Cant turn back now
Im haunted

Taylor Swift~Haunted

(sounds a tad different from the CD. YouTube will mark it Copyrighted if its the exact same thing

This is my couple gone wrong. He has a beast on the inside. Shes fragile, graceful. She thought they were perfect together. Then everything went wrong~

Added a link to the wonderful song<33

Love this whole thing!!!!

[FeatherTail]

Candy cane b-wolves!
Btw, I really like that pair, Vellamore.

[Saluna]

Candy cane b-wolves!
Btw, I really like that pair, Vellamore.

I thought of this as soon as I saw the new b-wolf. ^^ Very pretty.

[Mirza]

Dimitri ♂ && Angelita ♀

SYNOPSiS

Dimitri is an ambassador paying a visit to a neighboring country. The king of his own country wants him to try and negotiate with the empress, as the countries are at the brink of war. He comes fully prepares and totally confident that his logic will dazzle the hot-headed empress into seeing from his point of view. Unfortunately, the negations...well, let's just say that they resulted in a pitcher of tea being hurled at Dimitri and his imprisonment in the castle's dungeons.

Angelita is the empress's young niece, and by chance, is the only heir to the throne. The empress is trying to groom her into what she believes to be the perfect ruler; a slightly aggressive, conservative leader who would be able to blaze through anything with their strength. However, Angelita is slightly headstrong and fully believes in her 'radical' liberal ideas. She can see that war will not gain anything, and that's it's ridiculous to try and incite one.

Both of them meet when Angelita decides to free the soaking, irritated ambassador from the dungeons. Of course, she manages to get him out, but then what to do? She certainly can't let him wander around in the castle, and the empress's secret police in the docks will be alerted to his escape, so he can't leave that way. He suggests that she could merely send a message to his king, and then take him to the docks, but she disagrees: she freed him, but is still incredibly loyal to her country. However, as they begin to argue, the empress herself turns the corner and begins to walk the long hallway towards them. In the end, Dimitri is hastily stuffed into Angelita's room while the heir herself goes to distract the empress. Naturally, he can't live in her room, so they eventually decide to climb out through the window and take the longer, inland route to Dimitri's country. Angelita decides to tag along, bored of being trained to be a diplomat and thinking that she might be able to do something about the war.

Of course, when a band of rebels capture the two of them, throwing both of their lives into utmost peril and delaying their journey, things begin to change as they learn more about the other...

Ah...for once, it's not a one-sided/psychotic/sad/all-ends-in-ruin story idea. x'DD The summary is pretty wordy, and I think that it will be much better once I begin writing. ...that is, once I finish my other story. ^^;

[Laughter]

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Pet's name: Rainbow
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"stop!" I called out seeing the shadow slip into the water. I walked to the edge saying softly "hello? boy? are you there?" she leans to far and falls.SHe has no time to scream before she's under..I cant swim! she thinks as she tries to swim but fails. The boy quickly swam to her rescue, draggin her out."you, you saved me!" I say in relief to the shadow. He says nothing but turns to go back into the water. I get up and say "stop" this time he stops. I see by the light of the moon, him." I say noting as I stare. He brissles and says "see? happy now?" I bound lightl over to him saying "yes, very" I lick his cheek......
they lived happily eer after.
THe simple girl and the monster.

D'aww cuteness 8D ♥

thx! <3