Descendants Fanfiction Collection

Urban Cowgirls Part 7

Summary: The girls have gotten fed up with the boys' constant teasing, and they make a bet: the boys pick a place, and the girls will stay there for several days, doing just fine and not chickening out, which will prove their strong independence. Naturally, the place was not what the girls bargained for. Full of friendship feels among the girls with Bal, Huma, Jaudrey, and Jarlos thrown in.

   "What a beautiful morning," Evie spoke, halfway to herself as everyone else started to slowly make their way down the ladder.

Evie was currently standing outside, wearing much more casual clothes but still keeping her fancy hat, as she gazed upon the slightly foggy air in the distance. The rays of the morning sun were caressing the horizon as she leaned against the barn doorway.

Evie simply took a deep breath, enjoying it all as the crisp breeze hit her face pleasantly.

However, she quickly was disturbed from her happy revelations when she heard a loud, offensive honk just next to her. Evie flinched, but looked at the goose standing next to her with a calculated expression.

"Hello, Elmer," Evie conjured up her most elegant and slightly distasteful tone as she addressed the animal.

"I just wanted to formally inform you that you are not biting me today," Evie told him, straightening as she stood firmly. The goose just tilted his head, looking at her strangely, but waddled away. Evie grinned victoriously as the other girls emerged from the barn.

"You are not talking to that goose again, are you?" Mal questioned, mid-yawn as she bumped into Evie just barely. Evie nodded, but caught herself quickly before she could look like a complete moron.

"No. I'm just setting forth the conditions of coexisting," Evie explained herself nonchalantly, and Mal shrugged, rubbing the sleep from her eyes.

Between Uma terrorizing and Evie reacting, Mal hadn't got nearly enough sleep. And Mal liked sleep as almost as much as Evie liked to get her beauty rest.

They headed for the house, and before they had made it too far, a happy white bundle of fluffiness was romping over to them as fast as its pudgy legs could carry it. Uma's eyes caught the movement, and her face illuminated in an enormous grin as she bent down.

"Hey, squirt! Come here!" Uma called sweetly, and the puppy slammed into her body, wiggling all over. Uma smiled at her lovingly, scratching her all over.

The other four stopped to look at the two for a moment, and Uma brought her gaze up to them hesitantly.

"Y'all go on in. I'll be there in a sec," Uma waved them away as she sat down on the grass, the puppy jumping on her and trying to lick her chin as best as it could. Uma just laughed wholeheartedly, enjoying the pup's affection.

Once they entered the house, before they could even be seated, Audrey was once again elected for egg-collecting duty. Audrey barely resisted the urge to groan, but she headed out anyway, a little less terrified than last time.

"That's a big butt rooster, but I can handle it," Audrey reassured herself, trying to keep perfectly confident about the aspect of having to go in with the chickens again.

"I'm smart, beautiful, and competent. I've got this," Audrey spoke, hesitantly rounding the edge of the shed as she headed for the fence attached.

"Now listen here, you-"

She reached the gate and to her immense surprise, all of the chickens were at the farthest side of the fence. Audrey looked at them with an eyebrow raised, but quickly a smile grew across her face.