Kitae-Silver-Wolf

(((A friend is also helping in writing some of it too...And please forgive us if we get something wrong in the story about the Native Americans...we don't mean it.))) "A Twist of Fates" ~~~Chapter 10~~~ Tiffany faced the man called Wawakankan when he said it was time to check her over. She watched him like a hawk. She saw him take her leather and fur top and started to carefully cut it off of her. Tiffany couldn't do anything to stop the man from doing so since she saw Sprit Bear at the corner of her left eye move to stop her if she had and the fact that she could barely move a muscle. She had no choice to allow the medicine man to examine

(((A friend is also helping in writing some of it too...And please forgive us if we get something wrong in the story about the Native Americans...we don't mean it.))) "A Twist of Fates" ~~~Chapter 9~~~ Tom stood just barely beyond the vision of the Indians. The Indians could not see him, nor could Tom make out the warriors. Because of this, Tom was not aware that the other men had been alerted to their freedom. He carefully proceeded through the woods in the dark of the night. "Damn, it was hard to be quiet, even in early summer when everything was still lush and green!" But thoughts of revenge drove Tom on. XXX~XXX~XXX Ben had a hell o

(((A friend is also helping in writing some of it too...And please forgive us if we get something wrong in the story about the Native Americans...we don't mean it.))) "A Twist of Fates" ~~~Chapter 8~~~ Spirit Bear and Takoma wondered if the girls would remain where they'd put them. Both were pleased to see that both girls had, but they also discerned their angry trembling body. Immediately, they both knew that the white dogs had been biting at them again. Spirit Bear was very tempted to dump the water at the white dogs' feet for upsetting them, but Indians were a proud people. Warriors, especially, could maintain control in many situations

(((A friend is also helping in writing some of it too...And please forgive us if we get something wrong in the story about the Native Americans...we don't mean it.))) "A Twist of Fates" ~~~Chapter 7~~~ At the first light of dawn, Tiffany and Tori awoke to notice that the Indians already had the two captive men loaded on their horses. They looked very uncomfortable draped across the horses' backs like bulky supply bags. Their hands were tied behind their bodies and looped to the saddle horns. Tiffany brought her achy body to an upright position. Her world spun slightly, but it seemed to whirl less than the day before. She saw that Tori did