lonewolfwriter mentioned you on a post âPeople need to realize that thereâs a difference between straight...â
@cishetsbeingcishetâ that is literally the dumbest thing i've read- i feel stupider for having read it. What you said is no different then a "privelaged person" saying "yeah, but all blacks are thugs" or "all gays are fairys and none can be masculin" and that anyone saying otherwise is giving them a free card- when one group attacks innocent regardless of status- that is wrong.
i didnt even insult privileged people i just said that every member of a privileged group benefits from the oppression of another, which is true?? im white and i know this.
the statements you made are harmful and insulting stereotypes. fuck off
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Nicks eyes glazed over, Judy was there, on the ground holding her guts, Jack was pinned, no gun, with his paws trying frantically to help Judy, he never meant for things to end this way, Tyrone held the gun in his paw, with a smirk of cruel intentions. His finger danced with the pistol trigger.
âTime to end thisâ he hisses
Nick only had one thing he can do, what an officer would do. He holds onto a phrase repeating it as he runs in, why this phrase he ponders, he had only heard this song a handful of times, yet this was to be the metronome.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ
A pounding beat of life, a clock wound down to the last second
He remembered walking down the flight of stairs, his brand-new scout uniform ironed and pressed, his dreams of fitting in coming so close to true, to see the eyes of mammals waiting
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ
As he raised his hand âI Nick Wilde promise to be brave, loyal, helpful and trustworthyâ the sound of a shot rings off, and Nickâs legs carry him faster with urgency.
As black smoke and bullets spew out the end of Tyroneâs pistol, spelling the end for one Jack Savage.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ
âDid you ever think we would trust a fox without a muzzle?â, âWhat did I do?â cried Nick, âIf the world is only going to see a fox as shifty and cunning why be anything elseâ Judyâs paw lingers on his arm, a feeling he never forgot, the memory twists and turns sick and demented in his mind as he comes back to reality, to see Jack holding his eyes shut ready and protecting Judy with his body, ready for what was coming.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ
He holds his breath sliding in front of Jack with his arms out, he shields his entirety, Jacks eyes widening in shock at Nicks actions, Nicks deep green emerald eyes locking with Jacks aquatic blue a smile planted on Nicks face, a smile that say âSorryâ but for what does Nick have to say sorry Jack ponders.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ
Nick looks up at the podium where Judy stands smiling down on him and he knew that was the moment he fell in love, how silly a fox to be in love with a bunny
âLook after herâ he mouths to Jack, his eyes lingering on Jack before looking to Judy, the bunny, his bunny, would he die for her, your damn right he would.
âTHUDâ âTHUDâ âTHUDâ, three bullets tear into Nicks back, his blue uniform torn by the velocity of the bullets small pieces of fabric flutter to the cold ground of the shed on pier 12
He grinds his teeth to hold in the pain. âJudy and me, Judy and me, Judy and meâ his mind repeats to himself, giving him something stronger then the pain to think of.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ.
The sound of a gunshot rings out and Fangmyer who is screaming through the window cannot be heard as if everything was placed on mute.
âTry everythingâ
Judy reaches out for Nick, her voice also lost in the void of soundlessness.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumpsâŠ.
Nick remembers the moment he made love to Judy and the ring he had chosen through the window of a store once âIâll give that to her one dayâ he continually told himself, each time he past the jewellery store, the ring, that he may never give to her.
Nicks can feel the blood dripping from his wounds, it feels as though his uniform has sticky soft drink spilt on it, something he knew the feeling of well, his hustling days with Finnick, sticky pawsicles⊠âSilly Finnickâ chuckles Nicks mind, before he did an inaudible yawn âMan Iâm tiredâ he thought to himself calmly.
âTry everythingâ, Nicks heart skips a beat, a sickly and unusual feelingâŠ
He can tell its slowing down, Nicks knees shake he can feel his life going, he remembers his mums loving embrace the last time she held him before he ran away from home. Telling her âI donât want to be a foxâ
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumps, a little slower this time.
He drops to his knee, Tyrone has dropped the gun, the gun meant for Jack but that has now hit Nicholas, his own boy, his child, his son.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumps, fused with adrenaline fighting the inevitable.
He looks to Judy a smirk on his face âFluff? Is it cold?â he asks with a silly smile, Judyâs face moist with tears knowing he was going delusional, Her response muted, a deaf sentence, but he sees her scurrying to get over to him, the blood soaked dirt beneath her paws making it hard for her to stand and get to him. âSheâs so beautifulâ says Nicks thoughts bashfully.
Jack reaches out grabbing Nick making sure he doesnât fall. Jack is covered in so much blood, a mix of his, Judyâs and Nicks. Nick thinks about Jack for a moment, simply misunderstood, âI forgive you, your okayâ thinks Nick nodding while starring deep into Jacks eyes.
Jack looks on with worry as to why Nick is nodding at him so calmly.
âTry everythingâ Nicks heart pumps
As he remembers the day he and Judy shared a cappuccino and he had chocolate foam on his lip, she grabbed and kissed him, before she licked it off and it made him go home and ponder all through the night, the love he felt for her, âBut maybe she was just being playful?â he convinced himself.
Nick hits the dirt and Jack and Judy have their paws frantically trying to stop the blood. Nick grabs Judyâs ear and drags his claw up it, the same way he did in her apartment, he doesnât want to die, her purple eyes the closest thing heaven could be.
âTry everythingâ the sound of the song became more than a metronomic buzz he was repeating to himself, he could now hear the song clear as day, standing at the concert dancing with Judy; bumping her hip into his until he danced with her.
âTry everythingâ the words of the song are coming out elongated and deep, and send a shuddering moment of fear through Nickâs entirety.
âTry everythingâ Nick remembers his first day as a police officer with Judy and the proud smile that never left her furry cheeks, as he caught her smiling at him with pride the whole day.
âTry everythingâ, âWait⊠My heart hasnât pumped for a whileâ thinks Nick nervously.
Nicks heart pumpsâŠ. He sighs with relief.
Nicks points to his pockets and looks to Jack with a nod.
Jack is confused at first until he realises what Nicks means, he nods once, understanding what Nick asks, Jack grabs the hand gun in Nicks pants and raising it without needing to look, a pro marksman, he takes aim at Tyrone who stands with misery in his eyes, his arms out, ready for his punishment.
âIâm so sorry Nickâ Tyrone mutters through a quivering lip, the first tear he had ever cried dripping out his eye. âIâm sorry my boyâ
Jack pulls the trigger, a usual perfect shot.
âBANGâ
Tyroneâs body hits the floor, blood encircling.
Nicks heartâŠ. Nicks heartâŠ. Nicks heartâŠ.
 Nicks heart fails, his breath ceases and his paw drops from Judyâs ear, Judy begins CPR
Jack looks around at the chaos and blood; he canât even hear himself screaming for help at the top of his lungs.
Fangmyer feels his heart break, with tear soaked eyes as he looks through the window to see Nick lying limp in Judyâs arms. He screams into his two way for an ambulance, for an office down⊠for someone to save Nickâ
âTry Everything NicholasâŠâ whispers a mysterious soft voice in Nickâs ear as his mind goes blankâŠ
Fangmyer left Nick knowing full well he better get back to the office and face his punishment. He had even prepared, by taking off his tie and taking his badge from his wallet.
He starred longingly at the shiny brass that had ZPD etched deep into it.
âI became a cop to protect...â he muttered sadness washing over him as he thought back to all the horrible wrong the ZPD had done to Nick.
âThis has been my whole lifeâ he explained to himself, thinking of how he would let this badge drop into the hands of the likes of one Jack Savage.
As he starred at the badge he remembered back to high school, being bashed for being in love, he knew Nicks pain, he could feel it each time he looked into his friends eyes. But if the ZPD has changed from protecting the innocent and hiring the scum, then Fangmyer knew, he would gladly hand over the badge.
He got to the ZPD and as soon as he entered the front doors Chuck was sitting on the front counter; Clawhauserâs desk, holding an ice pack to his eyes, Delgato patting his back. His face looked like an artist got mad at a block of clay and simply went to work on it with his fists.
As Fangmyer strolled through the door both Chuck and Delgato look to him, only when he was inside did he notice Jack standing offside, with a notepad in his paws taking down a statement, Fangmyer reached into his back pocket preparing to hand over his badge.
Jack followed Delgato and Chuckâs gaze before turning back to Chuck.
âAnd you didnât get a good look at the guy?â quizzed Jack with a disbelieving glance.
Chuck and Delgato, whose eyes stayed poised on Fangmyer, simply nodded in agreement to Jackâs statement.
He flicked the notepad shut turning to look at Fangmyer.
âOddâ is all Jack stated, his eyes giving a quick glance to Fangmyerâs swollen knuckles.
âTake him and get him stitched upâ ordered Jack pivoting to point at Delgato and Chuck.
Delgato and Chuck both got up heading for the door, neither set of their eyes leaving Fangmyer, who had to struggle to hold back a hiss.
âTragic isnât itâ interrupted Jack, catching Fangmyerâs attention âthe streets are a dangerous place, looks like the new recruit learnt that the hard wayâ, Jacks eyes scrutinised Fangmyer as he spoke.
âYeah, better to learn rules like that early onâ confirmed Fangmyer.
âSo what are you doing back?â pried Jack, flicking his sleeve up to check his watch.
âYou arenât meant to be on break for another hour and a halfâ
Fangmyer casually held up his ticket machine, âOut of paperâ he lied, playing the game Jack so obviously wanted to play.
âYouâre a good officer Fangmyer; but you better watch your actions and attitudeâ
âI donât know what youâre referring to Jackâ replied Fangmyer
âChiefâ corrected Jack âChief Savage, and Iâm talking about how you have been conducting yourself and please keep your anger under controlâ
âYour one to talkâ muttered Fangmyer.
âWhat was that?â asked Jack raising his ear, as if he didnât hear Fangmyer but so obviously did.
Fangmyer took a deep breath; âI said, sir yes sirâ.
âGood, get back to those carsâ dismissed Jack.
Fangmyer turned and went to leave, a demonic, victories grin made its way across Jacks lips.
âFangmyer?â
Fangmyer turned âYes sir?â he grumbled with as much respect in his tone as he could muster.
âI thought you needed more paper?â
Fangmyer turned and feigned a smile, annoyed he had been caught out, but he kept his cool âThatâs correct, thank you Jackâ he confirmed as he walked past Savage to head to the stationary cupboard to go get more parking ticket paper.
âChiefâ corrected Savage as Fangmyer past him.
Fangmyer froze next to him; âThank you, Chiefâ said Fangmyer trying to keep his cool.Â
âOne last thing Fangâsâ
âFangmyerâ corrected Fangmyer staring down on the rodent.
âFangmyerâ, corrected Jack.
Jack went to speak, he needed to ask Fangmyer, he needed to know if Nick was okay, for his daughter âŠand himself , but then he heard it, he heard Nick speak into his ear; the voice coming from over his should; soft and ominous.
Jacks eyes stayed poised forward and his mouth hung open.
Fangmyer went to get angry when he saw the look on Jacks face, and by god he knew the look, it was the same look, the look he had seen a thousand times, the look Darla had given him when her brother and his friends bashed him and put him in hospital, guilt.
Fangmyer took a knee placing his giant paw on Jacks shoulder as he sat paralysed, stunned like a fish out of water. Jack cranked his neck against some deathly invisible force to look at Fangmyer, hoping for comfort.
Fangmyer leaned in deep so his mouth was right in Jacks ear, the overbearing shadow of Nickâs ghost whispered frantically in one ear from behind him and Fangmyer whispered into his left from in front.
âAct tough all you want, but I see through you SavageâŠ.If you think the guilt of what you have done goes away Jack, it doesnâtâ
Fangmyer pulled back slowly, a strained tear gently rolling down the fur of Jacks face. Fangmyer tapped him twice on the shoulder, simply got up and walked away, Jack simply swaying with the taps standing silent and cold starring into the void.
âHave a good day Chiefâ called back Fangmyer heading for the door.
Jacks scrapped at the barrel for something to yell back but came back empty, turning and running towards his office, his alcohol and his meds.
Nick was going through store after store; searching racks of clothing for a nice uniform he could wear. Each time he would enter another shop, cruel judgmental glances and whispers would follow; Nick however ignored the scrutiny and drew strength from one thought, the eyes of a vixen, that he pictured watching him, with care and grace.
He stood in front of a rack in K-9mart, a confused and frustrated look plastered to his face, he held a blue shirt in one paw and a black shirt held in the other, they were the exact same shirt apart from colour.
âExcuse meâ he whispered gesturing a paw in the air to get one of the workerâs attention. He was ignored by the workers however a very fuzzy and well dressed she wolf noticed his pleas and smiled walking toward Nick.
As the wolf approached Nick her smile became concealing across her face; as if she recognised Nick. She was white as snow, with blue eyes and dressed extremely elegantly.
She promptly walked over âHello, Maybe I can help?â she asked while chewing gum.
Nick went to reply but was taken off; he could see a sly smirk in the corner of her mouth, she was much younger then Nick, but her eyes danced over him.
Nick held both shirts out, âWhich colour do you think would suit me?â
The she-wolf smiled taking a knee; grabbing both, placing them over his chest before changing to the other colour.
âHmmâ she began âDependsâ she finally conceded.
âOn whatâ Asked Nick
âWhatâs it for? I mean this one would be a good going out shirtâ she explained holding up the blue shirt to his torso.
âItâs for a job interviewâ he confirmed.
âDoing?â
âBar tendingâŠhopefullyâ.
She smiled, âOh, thatâs easy, definitely the blackâ.
âYou should try it on?â continued the wolf.
Nick felt self-conscious, he knew he stunk, he knew his clothes were tattered and old, and yet this she-wolf gazed upon him, with such admiration that it made Nick kind of uncomfortable.
âWhy are you being so nice to me?â he quizzed abruptly; unable to take the odd behaviour any longer, looking around as if it was a big joke about to be played on him.
The she-wolf; had an all too bright smile, like she had been waiting for Nick to ask that question. The wolf went chest to chest with him before she knelt right next to him and put her muzzle to his ear
âI know who you are Nicholas Wildeâ she whispered with a cute, seductive wink as she pulled away.
Without another word, she reached her paw to her own ear and began to undo one of her love heart shaped earring.
âIf youâre going to work in a bar, youâll need an earringâ.
Without any consent, she pushed the earring through Nickâs ear, who flinched back only a little. Before she licked his ear two or three times wiping away the blood, she stood back to admire her handy work.
âThere you go, much betterâ she confirmed.
She placed her paw to the side of Nicks face âSee you later cutieâ she said kissing his cheek; as she slid her paw across his face and turned to walk away.
Nick stood stunned and completely confused, he gently moved his paw up, touching the piercing, his ear hurt only a little.
âWho the hell?â he spoke to himself completely at a loss of who the she-wolf was.
By the time Nick finished shopping and the she wolf was no longer in his thoughts, Nick had bought several loads of clothes, changing into a new shirt and pants and throwing the old ones away, although he had been scrutinised the entire time he was shopping, he was happy that he was refreshed.
He had bought a green shirt with leaves over it, as similar to his old clothes as he could get, and some generic brown slacks.
However, he did not wear these, instead he sported a black shirt and pants, thinking that, this uniform would be more proper to go to a job interview in. He was walking down the street, several bags of clothes in his paws, a bottle of aftershave, toothbrush and comb and his old tatty bag he had gone back to the park to collect; flung over his shoulders. He felt on top of the world with the little he had.
He got to the watering Hole and waited outside, it was only 2:00 and he knew he had to be there at 5. He had some money left and saw a small coffee stand just down the ways, he leisurely made his way to it and waited in queue.
He got to the front and there was a Rhino and a Buffalo both talking.
âHello sirsâ he greeted.
âOh great another foxâ grumbled the Rhino, ceasing to talk and looking away while the Buffalo turned to Nick.
âHey canât you-â
âSee you were talking?â finished Nick, âperhaps you should be working insteadâ he snapped.
The buffalo pulled his head back insulted âExcuse me?â
Nick pointed a claw; he knew the Buffalo and Rhino didnât remember him, but Nick sure remembered them. They were the same two that had made Nick wait to speak to a manager when he had gone for a job once before. Only to find out he was being made to waste his time.
âYou heard meâ Nick growled âYou shouldnât be talking during work, you should be servingâ.
âOh yeah, or what?â
Nick thought for a moment before he remembered a very specific scenario that had worked a charm, in a similar situation.
Nick smirked dropping his ear to the side a sincere look on his face projecting his voice for all to hear.
âIâm so glad you asked! I mean are your customers aware you were found to be using stale bread thrown away by the bakery?â he explained walking over to a table and gesturing to an armadillo eating a sandwich. The Armadillo looked at the shop owner, opening her mouth so a slop of half chewed sandwich fell onto her plate; she placed the rest of sandwich down and walked away from their al fresco Cafe.
Nick flicked a claw in the air and took centre stage now that all eyes were on him; âOr how about the worse fact that this rhinoâ gestured Nick to the Rhino standing next to the owner, âis selling you homemade rhino milk to make your coffeeâŠisnât that against regulation? Section 12 of the food act clearly states you need to be buying from a pasteurised and certified business, not a friendâ he accused.
He paused for a moment for dramatical effect, leaning against a table
âAnd male rhinos for that matterâ added Nick matter of factly, leaning casually on a table where other animals sat.
âMale Rhinoâs donât have milkâ interjected one customer with a coffee in hoof.
Nick gave him a sympathetic glare; âI knowâŠâ he explained gently rubbing his claw across a table, a look of apologetic regret on his face.
Nick heard one customer who sat at a seat spit his coffee out; understanding what Nick was trying to say. Nick trying with all his strength not to blurt out laughter.
The Buffalo and Rhino stood shocked at Nickâs allegations.
âWeâll now that this is done, I bid you adieuâ he confirmed saluting them before strolling off pleased with himself. He looked back to shout one last thing over his shoulder âI hope business goes well, hang in thereâ.
As he walked away he saw several customers also get up and leave. The Buffalo and Rhino yelling at him as he walked away, while simultaneously being swamped with customers demanding refunds.
Nick sat on a bench across from the watering hole, a gleeful feeling deep in his gut, this is the Nick he knew, this was the Nick he remembered. He had not felt so alive in so long that it was making him shake with happiness.
He checked the watch he bought, he had only fifteen minutes to wait, he thought he would head in early to show promptness and that he was keen.
Nick entered the pub the rickety door creaking open, inside the air was stale and smelt of old beer he poked his head in but couldnât see anyone. A cool breeze seeming to be ever present in the waterin Hole atmosphere; likely because the air-con above the bar was always pumping.
âHelloâ he whispered in a shout.
âOh hey sweetie, come inâ came a voice from seemingly nowhere.
Nick walked in, the door shutting gently behind him, from behind the bar stood Pricilla, a tray of glasses in her grasp.
âHey strangerâ she yipped gleefully placing the glasses on the top of the bar, before walking around and giving Nick the tightest hug he had ever felt.
âHeyâ he nervously replied, hugging her back.
âNickieâ she sighed âwhat happened ta you? I never got a cawl? And now you show up oudda thin air, how ya bin?â
Nick didnât reply he just shook his head.
âDat bad huh? ere have a beerâ she offered walking back behind the bar, she raised a glass and began pouring him an ale.
Nick was going to decline, he hadnât drank beer in such a long time, but by the time he went to protest the glass was half full and he felt his throat beg for the cool indulgence.
The crisp white head frothed over the top sliding down the side of the glass and the glass instantly became moist with dew, the bronze colour and tip of the beer showed it was a perfect pour, obviously hours of practise, she placed the beer on a coaster and slid it in front of Nick, who watched as the bubbling carbon dioxide made its way from the base of the glass to the head of the beer.
âThank youâ he stated taking a seat at the bar grabbing his lower back as he sat, a slight nerve pain shooting up his spine. He grabbed the beer in the other paw and tilted his head back to let the moist beverage make its way down his throat, the tingling in his back slightly subsiding, he downed half the beer when he stopped to take a breath.
âWhoa, easy tiger, you might chokeâ giggled Pricilla.
Nick put the glass down and took an almighty huff to get his breath back.
Pricilla proceeding to only laugh louder as Nickie now sat on the bar stool with a foam moustache made from the froth of the beer.
Nick looked down at what she was laughing and pointing at, he rolled his eyes with a smile and wrapped his tongue around his lips to clear it.
They both chuckled and as the chuckles slowly subsided the conversation became more serious.
âWhat happened der?â quizzed Pricilla, noticing the pain inflicted on Nickie simply trying to take a seat.
âI got shot in the backâ he explained coldly âthree timesâŠâ
Nick wrapped his paws around the cold glass and took another swig, it had been years since he had a drink.
âSo, whacha afta anywayz?â
âJust some workâ explained Nick.
âDay shift, night shift?â
Nick laughed a little, he gathered that Pricilla didnât understand that he was at her mercy, or perhaps she did realise and was simply being kind.
âAny shiftâ.
âOkay sweetheart, Iâll put tagether a rosta for ya and weâll get ya started ASAP, Most likely night shift, cause youâre a fox and youâll mainly be doing bar work, cause I donât think youd be able ta do any security work wit dat injury you got, hows dats sound?ââ
âThatâs the most amazing thing Iâve heard for a very long timeâ he confirmed.
There was a paused, while Nick thought of one other thing âPricilla?â
âYe Nickie?â
âDo you guys have rooms here?â
âCoarse we do sweetheart, whys dat?â
Nick drank the rest of his drink; Pricilla had done right by him, the least he could do was let her know why he never called. Once he had finish his beer he proceeded to explain all that had happened to him to Pricilla, throughout Nickâs story her face went from horror to shock to anger to pity and by the end she simply reached into her apron and placed down a small keychain on the bar her eyes moist with tears.
âYou can stay ere for as long as you need sweetheartâ she confirmed with her hand over her mouth, she had never heard such dread from anyone before or seen a fox look so hollow.
Nick picked up the keys in his paws, holding them and just starring for the longest moment before he looked to Pricilla with reverence
âThank youâ he choked.
She just nodded, sniffing, trying to compose herself.
âYouâre on the third floor, room 21â
âWhat about payment?â
Pricilla wiped her tears on her apron and feigned a laugh âDonât be a dunce Nickieâ Â
Nick smiled holding the key close to his chest walking to the stair case and going up to find his room.
As he was about to be out of site Pricilla called out.
âYou can do a practise shift on the weekend if youâd like?â
Nick turned poking his head out so only his shoulder and head were visible from the doorway and with a smile replied âThat would be awesomeâ.
Nick went to leave when Pricilla called him and he poked his head out once more.
âI like your ear ring Nickie, it suits youâ
Nick had completely forgot the earring and flicked his ear to bring it to eye level, starring at the love heart, he smiled at Pricilla putting his ear back in place, but then his thoughts became congested by the thought of who the she-wolf was once again as he headed up to his new room.
It was seven oâclock and Jack turned his computer off grabbing his coat and rubbing his red, sore eyes, his meds making him drowsy and the hidden bottle in his desk not helping by any stretch of the imagination.
âLong day captain?â
âAlwaysâ he confirmed looking up; only to see the room was empty.
âNooo, Noooâ he grumbled, sluggishly making his way over to his desk, going to his top draw and taking out some more medication; taking three tablets. He walked over to the wall collapsing against it and placing his eyes in his paws.
âJust stopâ he pleaded.
âStop what?â asked a familiar voice.
Jack cautiously looked up, fearing he would see his haunting illusions; however he looked up from his paw to see Clawhauser standing in the room.
âHow long have you been there?â asked Jack
âI just walked in?â confirmed Clawhauser.
âWhat do you want?â continued Jack; trying to sound professional, but realising he was sprawled out on the floor leaning on the wall.
âAaare you okay sir?â questioned Clawhauser a little concerned.
âFine, just tired, what do you want?â
Clawhauser reached into a folder and pulled out a small booklet of papers stapled together; handing it to Jack.
âIs this okay?â he asked
Jack took the book, flicking through the pages, checking prices and what the place had to offerâ
âIf you want this one I need to lock it in, they need three months for a party of this sizeâ
Without a thought, Jack just nodded handing it back to him âSet up for like 7:00pm, put on a bar tab, food, the worksâ
âGot itâ confirmed Clawhauser going to leave.
âOh, and Clawhauserâ
Clawhauser stopped in the door; turning to listen to Jack.
âTry and keep the surprise party a surprise this yearâ chuckled Jack.
Clawhauser chuckled nervously and saluted âYes sir, Iâll try sirâ.
Jack dragged himself to his feet once Clawhauser had left, he took a few deep breathes, keeping his eyes poised on the exit, before heading for the door; ignoring the shadow that sat swivelling in his chair, in his peripherals.
Maria had finished four hours earlier then Jack and sat at home with Alison, they were on the sofa watching a movie together, âA fox talesâ, Alisonâs favourite movie.
They sat eating popcorn and Alison was quoting the movie word for word.
Maria smiled, as her daughter sat in awe at the characters on the screen.
âYou know, this was you fathers favourite movie and he use to do the same thing, he was able to quote every single word of this movieâ
Alison, who was only partially listening, picked up the remote and paused the movie, a strange look on her face.
âWhat?â she asked, not hearing what her mum had said or thinking she misheard her.
âI said this was your fatherâs favourite movie, he loved watching thisâ repeated Maria with a deep smile, that was soon washed away at the look on Alisonâs face.
âDad HATES this movieâ Alison confirmed.
Maria was confused for a moment before she realised her mistake, Nick loved a fox talesâŠ. Not Jack.
Maria quickly giggled, slapping a paw to her forehead âOh silly me-â she confirmed
âMust have been another movie similar to this that your father liked. Ha-ha popcorn?â.
Alison nodded reaching her tiny paw into the bowl; pressing play on the remote with her other paw, but felt something deep inside her guts twist.
Maria sat in bed once the movie was over and Alison had been tucked in. she was reading a new book that was on the top of the best sellers âA wolf in sheepâs clothingâ it was about a wolf and a sheep who had fallen in love, the wolf having been killed by his pack for loving someone he shouldnât have. She had gone through twelve pages when her eyes closed.
âSay slickâ began Judy as she and Nick watched âA fox talesâ âwhat would you name your kids if you had any?â
âOh you know me carrots, kids are annoying brats!â he confirmed; waving his paw at her dismissively.
âNaw, come on Nick, just imagine you found the girl of your dreams, what would you call your little Nicks?â she asked again as she walked off to make more popcorn
Nick sat starring at Judy as she danced around the kitchen; âAlison, I would call our daughter Alisonâ he whispered
âHuh?â
Nick shook his head with a laugh âMy daughter, Alison would be her name and if I had a boy, probably Jasperâ he explained with a nervous chuckle.
Judy sat placing the popcorn in the microwave, blushing; she had heard Nick the first time.
âWhat about you?â
âI would call our kids, anything you wantedâ she whispered into the microwave.
Judy woke to the bed shaking and gently grasped her small paws around her head; only stopping when she saw a dark silhouette to the side of her, Jack was trying his best to sly his way into the bed without waking her. She glanced at the clock it was almost 10:00pm
As he was pulling the blankets up he saw Maria had her eyes open starring at him
âIâm sorry did I wake you?â he groaned, annoyed he was not able to slip in without annoying her and nervous she may smell the undenying scent of alcohol on his breath.
Maria was to sleepy to noticed and simply yawned, throwing her book to the ground and wrapping her arms around his waist snuggling close to him as he reached out to turn off the bedside light.
âItâs okay, I was having a nightmare anywayâ she explained, placing her head gently between his masculine shoulder blades, spooning him and trying to get back to sleep.
However there was a pit in her stomach and although she tried with all her years of training to fill it with paperwork, family time and exercise, she knew it was the shape of a fox and could not be filled, no matter how long she was trained or how long she went to therapy to be convinced she was Maria Savage, some part of her would always be Judy Hopps, who fell in love with a dumb fox and left him for dead.
AUTHOURS NOTE: Hey guys =] so good to be back with more time;Â So, as requested(by one of my awesome followers)Â I rolled like 2-3 chapters into one long one; this will probably be the last one for like another week or so, as I go back to my other job (where tumblr is locked)- No art this time, people wanted it quick, I hope that is okay for everyone. anyways guys, I hope you enjoy as always and leave some feedbax =D
Nick woke up early, he always did, it was the awesome thing about being a fox.
He was not the only one awake, he could clearly hear the âclinkâ of glasses downstairs being moved around and the magnet strips of the fridge doors slapping shut every few minutes.
âGod does she ever sleep?â
He dragged himself from the nice warm cover of his bed sheets and made his way to the small bathroom, the room Pricilla had given him wasnât grand by any stretch but it was cozy and safe feeling, and was a million times better than being the bum on a seat.
The blanket was thrown over Nicks shoulders and he sported only his boxers.
He got to the small medicine cabinet in the outdated bathroom and gently brushed his paw over his cheeks and chin, a shave and clean up was definitely in order.
He began to fill the sink with water and splashed his face several times taking out an electric razor and getting to work, he brushed his face in the small towel he had bought with his clothes yesterday and looked into the mirror to see what almost resembled a dashing middle aged fox.
He smiled at himself and the reflection smiled back he; reached a paw out and placed it on the mirror and for the longest moment just starred.
He jumped when there was a banging at the door.
âHello?â he called from the bathroom.
âHey Nickie itâs just me sweetie, just making sure you havenât hung yaself in derâ.
Nick chuckled, but didnât know whether or not she was serious.
âStill alive!â he shouted out to her.
âThatâs good sweetie, look, I know youâre not meant to work right now but can you give me a hand changing the kegs downstairs in the cellar, they are heavy to bootâ.
âDo you ever sleep?â replied Nick looking at the bedside table and the time of the morning.
âNope, meet you downstairs sugarâ.
âBe there in a minuteâ
Nick heard her walking away as the floorboard creaked.
He get dressed in nice black shirt and sported some casual cargo pants, he came down stairs rolling his sleeves up ready to help Pricilla.
âOkay, where these kegs atâ he asked looking around, only to see Pricilla sitting at a table with bowls of food sitting in the middle. Scrambled eggs, toast with lobs of butter, blueberry pie, and other assortments lay on the table.
Nick stopped halfway through rolling his sleeves up, there was no kegs, there was no work to be done, Pricilla got up early to make him breakfast.
Pricilla noticed the silence and looked to the food âI tought you might be hungry, didnât wana ask when ya last real meal was, so I wiped together some of the good stuff in the kitchen hopin youd like sometin I put outâ.
Nick gingerly placed his paw on the spine of the chair in front of him and took a seat his eyes locked on Pricilla then down to the unbelievably delicious looking delicacies in front of him, his eyes unable to move and his body frozen.
Pricilla noticed a saddening look in Nickie and pried âWhatâs wrong sweetie?â She asked placing her palm on his closest forearm trying to get him to look at her.
Nick hastily made eye contact with her, his brow creased in confusion and heartbreak.
âWhy are you doing all this for me?â he asked, as if her making him breakfast was the equivalent of dying for his sins.
âBecause, there isnât an ounce of bad in you Nicholas Wilde, not a single drop, and Iâve known dat from de first day you walked in ereâ
Nick simply nodded thinking deeply on her words.
Nick smiled at her as he raised a spoonful of cheerioâs to his mouth and cheered her with it taking the first bite of an unbelievable diverse banquet.
Nick finished breakfast and sat slouched in his chair his paws resting on his belly.
âUgh, Iâm stuffed, where did you learn to cook like that?â
Pricilla giggled as she cleared the table, âWell after my husband left me for a young better looking broad, I had to fend for myself, didnât have many other things I was good at, but hey Iâm a Hippo, so I know good food, ever heard the saying as big as a Hippo?â
Nick chuckled as he continued to listen.
âWell anyways, I could pour a beer and make a feed and so when we divorced and I got my settlement I opened dis ere bar, I never ad much faith in my own abilities, me hubby was always debasing me and making me feel worthless, but den dis place, it took off you know, people love coming ere for karaoke and I love being a part of peopleâs parties and fun it worked out wellâ.
âWhat about him?â asked Nick.
âLast I heard, his Gal left him for another Hog and he ended up taking the easy way outâ.
Nicks face turned to shock.
Pricilla just shrugged âYa win some ya lose some Nickieâ
âIs that why you were worried about me last night?â
Pricilla smirked, walked over and placed her hoof on Nicks shoulder awaiting his eyes contact and when she got it she explained
âNo, I checked on you last night for a different reason....you see Nickie there are two types of people  those who take their life when they are hurt bad, like my ex husband. The second NickieâŠ. The second is why I checked on you, the second ones they take their life just when things are starting to get better, they do it like that, because they think if it gets better again, that sooner or later it will go back to being bad, and they donât want to live with that feeling ever again, that lonely...lonely feelingâ.
Nick knew the words were for him, she wanted him to think long and hard, that is why she had waited for his eyes contact.
âBut youâll never be alone Nickieâ Trust me she said with a smile while she picked up Nicks plates; thatâs when Nick noticed it, faint and barely visible, fading scars riddled up the arm of Pricilla. Nick looked to the scar then to Pricilla, who didnât seem ashamed or shy away she just starred at them also while addressing Nick.
âIt always gets better Nickâ. Â
There was a long silence as Pricilla placed the plates in the sink to clean;
âNow get outta here Nick, you have work tonight, I suggest you get some sleep, I hear you up there last night I know itâs tough to sleep here sometimes, but last night was quietâ.
Pricilla was right the music from the jukebox the night before and the constant sound of other animals talking and laughing made Nick anxious and made it hard for Nickie to sleep, but he didnât care, according to Pricilla last night was a quiet night and perhaps he just needed to get use to it. Â
Nick got up from the table and made his way to the door, the words of Pricilla echoed his mind and made him truly thought provoked, he couldnât shake what she said, but he knew where he was going, he was going to make things better.
He reached the park that he had slept in for so long, he checked his watch, he didnât have much time, he went to run, when the sound of a bus behind him honking grabbed his attention, and he saw it the red ears of a Vixen inside the bus.
âNo, Iâm too lateâ he cursed, annoyed at himself for dawdling on the way.
He kicked a rock and placed his hand in his pockets walking through the park, he knew where his body was going, straight to his usual seat, he got to his old home and placed his rump down on the park bench, grumbling to himself about how stupid he was.
He sat there alone for along time, until he felt the bench vibrate.
His thoughts became interrupted when he saw someone sit next to him out of his peripherals, his heart skipped a beat and he instantly felt sick, he looked over to her and she was trying hard not to make eyes contact.
It must have been another Vixen who had been on the bus, because as large as life, the one who had been so kind to Nick sat beside him, trying hard not to make eye contact also.
She just held her bag looking around at seemingly nothing. However she sported two coffees in a tray and was alone.
Nick placed his paw together, he could feel beads of sweat on his palms and forehead, he could feel his heart pounding and his breath going rigid, and his paws shook slightly, he thought for sure she could see his bodies extremely nervous reaction, however what he didnât know was that she was afraid he would see her paws shaking and her heart pounding and her breath coming out in rigid waves also.
The two turned to one another and made eye contact, Nick was a deer in the headlights and Hazel was no different.
Hazel was shocked; Nick was all cleaned up and was one of the most handsome creatures she had ever laid eyes on. âWhy would someone who looked like this ever want me?â she thought darkly to herself. She thought him genuinely good looking when he was rough, but now cleaned up, she felt like a mite on the back of a dog in comparison.
Nick looked at this vixen and for the first time ever Judy was nowhere in thought, good or bad, she simply seemed to vanish from his mind.
Nicks breathing had become so rigid, his world began to spin, he felt lethargic as if all energy was sapped form his body.
âWhat the hell?â he thought to himself; his body betraying him, he felt like he had just gone through the police cadetship fitness test seven times in an hour.
His fur stood on end at the back of his neck, similar to when he was shot by night howler. He twisted his neck and shook his head, âwhatâs happening to meâ screamed his thoughts.
Hazel, who could feel the all too familiar feeling of warmth across the small of her nose and through her muzzle, turned to Nick to speak to him, when she noticed he had gotten up and was already several steps away.
Hazels mouth slowly shut and she let out a small whimper, âWhat did I do?â she asked, the warmth in her nose completely disappearing. She waited for him to return and when he didnât and the coffee was cold she walked it to the bin dropping it in and walking home, she didnât feel like writing today...
Nick walked to the edge of the park, his world was spinning, he whistled loud and a cab pulled up, he basically fell into the cab and threw $50.00 into the cab drivers lap, âget me to the medical centreâ he pleaded.
Nick got to the centre and ran as fast as his shaky leg could take him into the medical centre and stumbled his way over to the reception.
âFâŠFrâŠFrayâŠDr FrayâŠâ he huffed and puffed.
âSir whatâs the problem?â asked the receptionist.
Nick grasped at his chest âPpp please⊠I need to see the Doctor, I canât breatheâŠâ he stated placing his other paw on the bench, itâs shake was unstoppable.
The receptionist saw his paw and began to freak; out picking up the phone.
âYesâŠFray, you have a client out here. Yes. Whatâs your name?â
â-âŠNickâŠâ he choked out, his chest tight and sore.
The lady put down the phone.
âNick, the doctor will be-â
Before she could finish the door opened and Fray stood there with a worried look on her face âNick whatâs wrong?â
Nick ran to her grabbing her by the wrist and going into the doctorâs office, he let go of her wrist once the door was shut and fell back onto the chair unbuttoning his shirt to unveil his fit body and chest to Fray who was a little shocked at first that Nick was still so fit.
âFray somethingâs wrong⊠I canât breatheâŠâ
Fray pulled up a wheelie chair stopping in front of Nick and instantly began going to work placing her stethoscope hastily to his chest, checking his eyes and ears.
âI thought you immunised me to everythingâŠis..is it the bullets? Is it my injuries, whatâs wrong with me Fray Iâve never felt like this before?â he quizzed frantically one question after the other, making his shortness of breath worsen.
Within moment Fray knew what was wrong; Frays paw became relaxed and grin crossed her face and she gently laid her paw on Nickâs forehead, she then looked at Nicks back and how his hair was on edge, her stethoscope lay cold gently pressed to where his heart is.
She chuckled lightly
Nick looked down his nose at her, âHow could she be laughing at time like this?â he thought, his breath still unbelievable tense.
âWhatâsâŠ.so âŠfunnyâ he questions through each breath.
Fray saw the red across his face, she saw the sweat and the shake, she saw exactly what was wrong.
Fray had a cheeky smirk on her face and it made Nick evermore confused.
âWhat?â asked Nick trying hard to control his breathing, his vision had become like a light had just been turned on, everything was fuzzy and slightly moving.
âNick where have you been?â
âWhat?â
âWhere have you been this morning?â
âI âŠ.Had breakfast⊠then went to the parkâŠ.â
He mentioned the park and again his chest went off, Fray listening intently to his heartbeat.
âye-huh, And who was at the park?â
âHuh?â
âWho were you meeting at the parkâŠ?â she repeated
âHow doâŠ. youâŠknow I was meeting someone?â quizzed Nick, confused by all her questions basically coughing to get the words out.
âNick, youâre not sickâŠ.youâre not dying⊠itâs not the bulletsâŠâ.
âThen what?â breathed Nick feeling like he had just woken up everything was a blur and a daze.
âI donât want to say youâre on âheatâ, because thatâs not the right words, but youâre having⊠What I refer foxes to having as a⊠Velvet bow tieâ.
âHuh?â
âYou know meeting your lifelong?â
âWah?â asked Nick with complete confusion
Fray rolled her eyes âGod Nick didnât you have parentsâŠâ
Nicks eyes shifted to the left and went sad for a moment.
Fray shut her eyes realizing what she said was horrible. Nickâs father, Tyrone had been the bane of his existence and the cause of his misery for the last year, a criminal, a murderer and his mother passed during his teenage years after he had run away from home.
âNickâŠâ she began âYou are in loveâ.
Nick took a deep breath trying really hard to compose himself âlikeâŠJudy in love?â
Fray grabbed Nick by the muzzle and pulled him eye to eye âNot even close buddy. You are having a velvet bow tie moment Nick, itâs the nickname we give when foxes find theirâŠ.you knowâŠsoul mate⊠their life partnersâŠlifelongsâ.
âSoul mateâŠ?â
âYou may be evolved but you are still monogamous by nature⊠This is probably why what Judy did hurt so muchâ.
âBut⊠I love JudyâŠâ he explained, his heart momentarily hurting for a different reason.
âGive this time NickâŠ.Judy wonât even feel like a blip on the radar in comparison to thisâ.
âVelvet bow tie?â he confirmed
Fray sat in the chair folding her arms and nodded with a cheeky teenager style smile.
Finnick was the closest thing Nick ever had to a father and Nick remembered once Finnick had spoken of a Vixen he had met and that something shifted inside him, it made him so uncomfortable he simply pushed the Vixen away and lived alone. Nick knew this was the feeling Finnick spoke of. Nick always thought Judy had taken a hold of this, but the more he thought about it, that seemed like childlike crush in comparison.
Nick got up, his knees shaking and his body covered in sweat.
âI canât meet her like this, I can barely walk!â he explained kind of angrily, gesturing to his legs
âWho is she?â pried Fray giving Nick a nudge with her elbow to the ribs and raising her eyebrows.
The small nudge feeling as though it was going to bowl Nick over.
âI donât even knowâŠâ
Fray raised an eyebrow, âHow interestingâ.
âI saw her dance once, she brought me a coffeeâŠshe defended meâŠ. God Fray this feels awful!â he concluded sitting back down and putting his face into his paws.
Fray leaned forward placing her paw on his shoulder âOnly a very select set of animals go through this Nick, youâre a fox and unfortunately foxes go through this, like I said you are monogamous by nature, but youâre wrong about the feeling, if you stop fighting it, it will be the most beautiful thing you could ever imagine, you are very luck Nickâ.
âLucky? How can I even talk to her?â
Fray smiled, but smiled as though she was hiding more information that was crucial to Nick âYou might not have toâ there was a pause and her smile turned sinister âI donât doubt with your looks that she is probably going through the same thingâŠâ Frays eyes dancing up and down Nick.
âReally?â he asked breathing deeply and trying to hold in the breath. While contemplating how such a lovely Vixen could ever feel like this over him.
âReally, Now get out of here you scared the shit out of me running in here clenching your chest, I have other patients you know!â
Nick nodded taking several deep breathes before he stood up and made his way to the door.
âThanks againâ said Nick still breathing like he had just drowned.
âGo get em tigerâ yelled out Fray after him, letting out a jestful hiss.
Nick dismissively waving to her over his shoulder without looking having no energy to return fire.
âFâŠFrâŠFrayâŠDr FrayâŠâ he huffed and puffed.
âSir whatâs the problem?â asked the receptionist.
Nick grasped at his chest âPpp please⊠I need to see the Doctor, I canât breatheâŠâ he stated placing his other paw on the bench, itâs shake was unstoppable.
The receptionist saw his paw and began to freak; out picking up the phone.
âYesâŠFray, you have a client out here. Yes. Whatâs your name?â
ââŠNickâŠâ he choked out, his chest tight and sore.
The lady put down the phone.
âNick, the doctor will be-â
Before she could finish the door opened and Fray stood there with a worried look on her face âNick whatâs wrong?â
Nick ran to her grabbing her by the wrist and going into the doctorâs office, he let go of her wrist once the door was shut and fell back onto a chair unbuttoning his shirt to unveil his fit body and chest to Fray who was a little shocked at first; that Nick was still so fit.
âFray somethingâs wrong⊠I canât breatheâŠâ
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So, When I was about 19 I was heavily into the Native American culture, their history, their beliefs and their side of the story. (shock horror they have one) anyways, I remember around this time reading several extremely potent novels ( I use the word potent as they were deeply thought provoking)
books included âTouch the earthâ and âamong the Shoshoneâ, each time I had a spare moment I would chew through these books, making sure to read and re read parts that truly poked at my brain. If given the chance please read some of these novels, you will not regret it and it will make you so much more....aware.
I remember around this time I was sleeping a whole lot, I was working 2 jobs to save for a trip and a house deposit, I was working 90 hours a week, completely exhausted but always dreaming.
I had a list of music I used to help myself sleep some songs included (ironically) âneed some sleepâ, â28 weeks later theme songâ, âimogen heap-âwhat ya sayâ etc etc.
anyways this whole post is firstly to say I think, that reading these novel and trying to grasp the wholality of things was immeasurably inherent on my dreams being so fluent and explaining the dreamÂ
I had a dream, and wrote a very short story based off this dream;
I was chasing/searching someone, whose face I couldn't make out; however I believed it to be the face of a friend of mine (female) named Liz.Â
I had just lost my fiance in the dream it had been years four or so and life was not good. I wanted to see her, to feel her, to be with her once more, but even in my dream the despair of death and the knowledge of being unable to change that was apparent. (I have never lost anyone that close to me, but the dream was perplexing in the fact I could feel exactly what it must feel like)
Anyways Liz had come to me, but Liz I knew was not this Liz. Liz I knew was simplistic and to the point, a scholar no doubt.
But this Liz had a look in her eyes (vivid and worldly the look you donât get from just reading books) and I knew she was looking for me, she was here for me.Â
âyou miss her huh?â- the first words from her mouth, that were followed by a stream of tears, a bitten lip as a I nodded in agreeance through the painful thought.
âthis world is only one of a million, I can take you to a world were T never diedâ (T is my Fiances Nickname)
âGreatâ I replied âHow do we get there?âÂ
âyou have to die... T is not dead, she simply moved to the next placeâ and  I knew Liz didn't mean heaven or hell.
I was scarred and petrified, my whole life I was told taking your life deliberately was a sin, was this apparition the devil coming with an ultimatum of tricky, was this a test? or was it just a kooky dream.
I told Liz, âfuck itâ, if Tâs not here in this world, then weather she was telling me the truth or not, I was going to take the plunge.
So I tried to get myself crushed by a very large boat near one of the docks were I live, I chickened out.
she said I needed to die if i wanted T and that we could do it an easier way.
I said okay, but also told her I needed a day, I wanted to live one more day.
and on that last day I did childish things, I played Tag with Liz, I watched the sun set, I walked on the beach, Liz tackled me and we kissed, I was about to travel into the unknown to save the love of my life, but I kissed someone else, because I was scared and if I were gunna just die cause she was some menacing presence, May as well do all the thing I wanted on my last day.
I sat in a chair, the time had come, Liz had a box, a silver, briefcase looking box (the ones bad guys in moves have that have nuclear bomb and stuff in them) she opened it and I felt I was in a Councillor/psychologist meeting laying down while she set up her equipment.
From the box she pulled out a see through tube with a needle attached.
she stuck the needle connected to tube into my arm, in that same place they take blood for donations.
music played over and I had an out of body experience. I was out of my body watching myself like a movie the music still played and I remember it clear as day (28 days later theme played)
she turned the machine on and a green liquid made its way up the funnel toward my veins. I knew what it was but I looked at Liz and I saidÂ
âdoes it hurt?â
she smiled as if ready to go on an adventure and said âNot one bit, see you when we get thereâ
I remember my last vision was of the green liquid hitting the vein in my arm and then I woke up in my bed; 4:50pm 10 minutes before my shift at the pub started (literally just down the road)
I Donât know why I told you guys this story, just needed to get it off my chest I guess.
Like I said  I did a whole short story on this. but It was not as good as the dream, the dream was like a movie and I knew I could never re create it.Â
Maria smiled, as her daughter sat in awe at the characters on the screen
âYou know this was you fathers favorite movie and he use to do the same thing, he was able to quote every single word of this movieâ
Alison who was only partially listening, picked up the remote and paused the movie, a strange look on her face.
âWhat?â she asked, not hearing what her mum had said or thinking she misheard her.
âI said this was your fatherâs favorite movie, he loved watching thisâ repeated Maria with a deep smile, that was soon washed away at the look on Alisonâs face.
âDad HATES this movieâ Alison confirmed.
Maria was confused for a moment before she realized her mistake, Nick loved âa fox talesââŠ. Not Jack.
Maria quickly giggled, slapping a paw to her forehead âOh silly me-â she confirmed
âMust have been another movie similar to this that your father liked. Ha-ha popcorn?â.
Alison nodded reaching her tiny paw into the bowl; pressing play on the remote with her other paw, but felt something deep inside her guts twist.