The birds and the bees

Kea took the challenge of ‘thinking’ very seriously. The whole thing was Zephs idea, but his feathered brother seemed to have taken him under ‘wing’ for training. If Zeph thought this was important, he would do it. He would do it with everything he had! …what was he doing again?

He glanced up at the towering feathered wolf beside him as they entered the spooky woods. Already there was a mist rising off the forest floor, and he found himself stepping close enough to his brother that there was a risk of tangled limbs. “So…. Death. Where do people go when they die, Zeph?”



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