Snippet #1827135

The forest was peaceful and quiet. There were soft chirpings of songbirds as Gwenivere walked through the little known path. She was supposed to be in math, but what was the point of going to math on such a lovely day. She sat down on a stump and pulled out a book on wolves. She took a deep breath and a subtle, musky smell filled her nostrils. She decided to follow it to see what it was. She couldn't locate the source, so she decided to go back to the little clearing. She stayed in the little clearing for a couple of hours. She checked her watch and saw that it was 2:30.

Gwenivere ran towards the animal shelter, because she didn't want to get in trouble. She made it there only about an three minutes late. Her boss grinned at her as she walked in.
"Sorry,Daniel. I didn't meant to be late, I was doing chores at home and lost track of time," she said as she tied her apron on and sat down behind the counter.
"Don't let it happen again, Gwenny Gwen Gwen," he said with a chuckle. Gwenivere rolled her eyes. I swear to whatever is floating on a cloud, if you call me Gwenny Gwen Gwen one more time... She didn't get to finish her thought because a patron came over to her.
"Excuse me," the man said in a hint of a southern drawl, "but do you know if the shelter has any collies?"
Gwenivere nodded.
"Well, there are a couple. They're in the large dog section of the kennel," She replied with a friendly smile, "would you like me to show you?" The man shook his head and headed off in that direction. Gwenivere was bored out of her mind the rest of her shift. She left the shelter at around six thirty. She ran home and bolted upstairs. There was a Halloween party she had been invited to.
She ran to her closet and began getting dressed. She pulled on a tight pair of white leather pants. She pulled a white tanktop with a furry vest over it. She attached the white, wolf-like tale to the belt loops of her pants and put on a pair of fake, white ears. She examined herself in the mirror and decided to draw a black "X" over her left eye. She couldn't wait to see other people's costumes.