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"Yes, Uncle Gazzy," Phoenix said, her black hair bobbing around her face . She was definitely a feisty three-year-old. |
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| + | Phoenix smiled. "Mamma showed me how to kill a spider," she said enthusiastically. Gazzy smiled. The girl was bright for a child born in an underground bunker. |
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| + | "Sounds great, sweety," Gazzy said. "What do you say to playing in the hologram room?" |
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Revision as of 18:48, 29 April 2016
Spoiler Alert
This page may contain spoilers for the following books:
Maximum Ride: Forever.
This means that it is appropriate for all ages.
If you disagree with this rating, please contact either the story's writer (ShadowBobcat10) or a local admin. Happy reading!
| INCOMPLETE FANFICTION
This fanfiction has not yet been finished. |
| FANFICTION GENRES
This fanfiction's genres are Family and Friendship. |
Gazzy and Angel play with young Phoenix while they lay in wait for the nuclear winter to pass. Takes place during Maximum Ride: Forever.
"Phoenix!" Gazzy yelled. The little three-year-old bird-kid hobbled to the seat next to the window. Ice still completely covered the barren landscape.
"Yes, Uncle Gazzy," Phoenix said, her black hair bobbing around her face . She was definitely a feisty three-year-old.
"How are you, Phoenix?" Gazzy asked.
Phoenix smiled. "Mamma showed me how to kill a spider," she said enthusiastically. Gazzy smiled. The girl was bright for a child born in an underground bunker.
"Sounds great, sweety," Gazzy said. "What do you say to playing in the hologram room?"
To be continued...