Sasquatch - Edge Of The Forest

Sasquatch - Edge Of The Forest

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Cypress, being exactly where he shouldn't be, peered over the boulders at the tipped-over red thing. Humans were notorious for drowning in the rushing river and for some reason, they never seemed to learn their lesson. He thought about bringing it back to the cave, but his brothers would be mad. He could already hear their irritated voices yelling at him to get rid of it and to stop going past the edge of the forest. Cypress just couldn't leave it alone though. He looked around before jumping over the set of boulders and making his way to the water. Picking up the piece of flimsy material and studying it, he shook his head and grunted. There was no reason why humans should be attempting to float on the water anyway. Reluctantly, he sat the tiny red thing back in the river and watched it float away. Hoping the humans wouldn't be too sad when they eventually found the red thing and realized their companion had been lost to the rushing water, Cypress was turning himself to head back to the forest when a fleck of pink caught his eye. He nearly snapped his neck and jarred his whole body attempting to catch it up with his eyes. Not thinking twice, Cypress stomped through the water over to... Her.
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"Do you believe in fate?" "Fate?" "En... Do you think that two people who were torn apart will always find a way back to each other?" "If fate separated them, why would it allow them to reunite?" He had no answer for that. But there was one thing he knew with certainty-this was not their first meeting. If not in this lifetime, then in another. Their souls had intertwined before, drawn together across the endless cycle of rebirth, as if the heavens themselves refused to let them part forever. "When all of this is over, let's leave everything behind," he murmured, his arms wrapping around the other's waist, pulling him close. His breath was warm against the nape of his neck, voice laced with a tenderness that made the moment feel fragile, as though it might shatter if spoken too loudly. "We'll find a secluded place deep in the mountains, just the two of us. A quiet courtyard where the spring breeze carries the scent of blossoms. In the mornings, we'll watch the mist roll over the peaks, and at night, we'll fall asleep to the sound of rustling bamboo. I'll carve your favorite dolls, and you will play the guqin beneath the falling petals. Doesn't that sound nice?" A soft chuckle, barely more than a breath, escaped the other's lips. He leaned back into the embrace, tilting his head slightly . "Mn," he whispered, the word almost melting into the night air. "I like that."

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