Brain
“We ran a different loop, which meant we ran just under two miles, but I was embarrassingly out of breath two hundred yards into it. I slowed to a pathetic jog a few times, but I didn’t stop until we completed the loop.And then I fell onto the ground on my back, my arms out to the side, and gasped for air.Brain fell to the ground beside me, not the least out of breath, and said, “It won’t take long to get it back. Do you need me to carry you to the car?”I didn’t bother answering, didn’t even gla...re at him, just stayed put and tried to catch my breath. I looked at the moving clouds in the sky overhead, and pointed to one that kinda-sorta looked canine, and breathed out, “Wolf.”He chuckled and pointed to another, “That one kind of looks like Tinkerbell.”“Are there fairies, too?”“Tinkerbell was a pixie, according to Disney, not a fairy.”“So, there are fairies, and they’re nothing like Tinkerbell?”“Can’t tell you about anything besides myself, Buttercup.”I nodded and sat up.MoreLess
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