Crash and Eddie froliced about in the snow. They lept from rock to rock, hiding from each other. For each young opossum had his own hallow reed, and a leaf sack full of pebbles. When Eddie believed that the long, black shadow of the rock that he hid behind camouflaged him enough, he placed a pebble into his reed and targeted his brother Crash, who thought he was ligtas behind a near-by tree. Eddie lowered himself down onto the cold ground, took aim, and blew through the reed. Crash recieved a mite amount of sharp pain in his back from Eddie's pebble.
"YES!" Eddie exclaimed.
Crash whipped around....

While it was obvious that the explosions of thunder, following after the cold wind blowing violently through the leaves of the rustling trees was caused sa pamamagitan ng natural effects, in this case wind atoms separating suddenly due to lightning bolt’s extreme temperatures, it seemed to of been adjusted in time with the soft, small arm falling lifelessly to the ground, leaving behind not much but the fragile corpse of an opossum, a soul warm enough to allow even the most vicious of all beasts to sumali her family, and a large, shadowed creature, dashing through the woods at the of her speed, caring...

"Keep your eyes closed now," Eddie commanded her gently, wearing his smile like a jelly-stain on his lips.
"I'm trying!" Kate giggled, "but I keep bumping into everything!"
Just as these words left her mouth, Kate tripped over a small stone jutting out in the path. Eddie quickly was able to catch her and she soon regained her balance.
"Are you alright?" He asked immediantly.
"Yep," Kate grinned, "just a little anxious. Come on, Eddie, just let me open my eyes already!"
"But then it wouldn't be a surprise, now would it?" Eddie reminded her.
"Well... I could still fake being surprised, then,"...

It had been weeks after the incident, enough to count, but they had Nawawala track of time anyway, so it did not matter. All everyone seemed to know was that spring was officially here at last.
The trees blossomed full and plentiful, new birds sang loud and high has they fluttered from puno to tree, their jubilant voices cutting through the air. The fresh, fragrant scents of spring seeped up in the morning mist and remained lingering in the musty air, giving the world a clear, clean feel to it. Everything was bright and new, everything was beautiful and full of life at this time, no one could...

It had been accidental, of course, but it was also wonderful. Both of the young opossums, in the deepest chambers of their hearts, never wanted the moment to end. Being it a rather awkward moment as well though, each also wanted it to end.
Quickly, as if embarrassed, they pulled away from each other and stood. Each ignoring their bruises from the fall.
Kate stared hard at the ground, shuffling her feet nervously. What would Eddie think? Did he pag-ibig her just has much as she loved him?
Eddie's thoughts were of similar build, as he tried to look busy glancing up at the waving puno branches above...