(Finally getting this to you! So sorry it took so long!) After days and days of raining, the sun had finally come out and Robin was given permission to go on play outside. He ran to the backyard where the shed was, which housed his toys. When he opened it, Robin looked for his favorite toy; a blue ball with green spots on it. He was rather sad when he didn't see it. "Mom?" "Yes dear?" "Have you seen my ball?" "Is it in the shed?" "No." By now, Robin was in tears. (Pt 1 of 2)
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"Where did you have it last," she asked turning to her son. "Outside. I put it in the shed after I was done playing with it." His mother looked at him and smiled. "Give me a few minutes and we will go look for it, ok?" Robin nodded and waited for his mother. As promised, she went outside to help him look after a few minutes. Robin caught something out of the corner of his eye. It was round and blue. He turned his head and caught the kid across the street playing with his ball.
Robin marched over to the kid. "Hey! That is my ball! Why are you playing with it?!"
Even as a cub, Taka was a ridiculously jaded personality. The scruffy feline blamed his father, who loved his brother more than him, and his brother, for not noticing. The only one who noticed what happened was his mother, but no matter what she said to Ahadi, there was no reasoning with him. The elder lion had simply set his heart on Mufasa, leaving Taka stumbling in the dust.
His poor home life had begun to show outside the walls of his house. “It rolled into my yard,” he returned, ears flat against his skull. His emerald eyes were narrowed, the darker spots around their depths adding an ominous appearance to his features. “And that means, it’s mine now.”
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