Robin's Story

Robin sat quietly in her crate. She considered taking a nap for a moment, but decided that now was not the best time. Instead she just lay her head back against the wall. She then began wondering what how the others were doing. She had gotten to know many of them and they had become sort of like a family to her. Robin had just dozed off when her crate bumped and she was jolted out of her sleep. The crate was no longer moving and she knew that it must have been set down. Robin silently wondered what she was supposed to do as she waited for whatever was about to happen.

Kari sat on the counter top in the kitchen when she heard a thud coming from the front. 'I wonder if that's it?' She went to the door and opened it. The deliveryman looked at his clipboard then looked at her."Package for a Miss Kari..?" "That's me! Is this it?" He looked at the clipboard again and looked at the two crates that was on the ground. "Says so... Just don't open them until all your exits are shut, so they won't get out..." "They? So, you mean..?" "Just open them later. Sign here and here." Kari took the clipboard from him and signed where she needed to sign. "Enjoy. Have a good day miss." Kari smiled sweetly and waved him off. "Bye!"As soon as he left, she picked up the crates gingerly, yet still filled with excitement.

Rushing up to her room, she carefully set them both on top of her bed. After shutting and locking the door, she made sure the blinds weren't too open. "Okay, let's see what's inside these bad boys..!" She took a kitchen knife that were laying on top of her desk and used the it to open the crates. Gently lifting up the covers, she peered inside. What she saw was two little girls, only they looked like they were teenagers. "Well, hello there! I'm Kari!"

Robin looked over at Cato and then up at the girl, Kari. "Name's Robin," she said lazily. Robin looked over at Cato once again as she asked if there was anything to eat. She heard her own stomach growl a bit and yawned before agreeing with Cato, "Yeah, I'm starved."

Kari looked at the both of them and thought, 'These two are so cute!' "Of course! Do you want me to take you both with me, or wanna wait while I get you guys something?"

"It's up to you, I am very interested with this book, but I guess we need a tour of our new home. Shakespeare will have to wait. Could you maybe, you know, pack me? I do not wish to be stepped on." Cato shut her book and walked toward the edge of the box.

Robin sighed and nodded. "I'll come along too." With that, she too stood at the edge of her box and laughed at Cato. The girl was so unlike Robin who was lazy and sarcastic. Robin yawned once again, stretched and looked up at the girl. "You mind givin' me a lift?"

Kari looked at the both of them and smiled. The girl with long brown hair shut her book and walked over to the edge of her box and said, "It's up to you, I am very interested with this book, but I guess we need a tour of our new home. Shakespeare will have to wait. Could you maybe, you know, pack me? I do not wish to be stepped on." She went over and picked her up and set her down on top of her bed. The other girl with palish pink hair replied, "I'll come along too. You mind givin' me a lift?" Kari went and picked her up and decided to put her in her shirt pocket. "Comfy enough for ya? I hope you guys like orange juice. I have a lot since I like it a lot."