My Boyfriend, the Centaur
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  • Reads 1,099
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 20m
Ongoing, First published Apr 13, 2012
--Poul is living the average life of a centaur his age with his friends and family, the Green Ash Herd. But when his former instructor has a dream about impending perception-shattering change, he can't shake the feeling that the change will affect him most of all. When his instructor's dream does come to fruition and he meets a human, he tells himself that it can never be. So why does his soul long for her, rather than his fianceé?
--Johanna loves horses. She reads about them, she draws them, she dreams of them. One night, she has an odd dream. And on a walk in the woods that border her back yard, that dream comes true. She knows she shouldn't keep coming back and keep seeing him. She tells herself it can never be. So why does her soul long for him, rather than her fianceé?
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