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A Little Girl In The Middle Of Nowhere Lost Her Happy Thought

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2019
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Ok! Alright! Hear, listen, talk! I don't care! Mouse, tell me about my father! Mary Jane said, more annoyed than him.

First of all, my name is Bernhard Blues! ... Not Mouse! ... Secondly, I do not want to tell you anything!

And so telling Bernhard sneaked away, inside his small hole.

Seen! ... You've offended him! ... Good!

Thomas said, shaking his head.

With the help of time perhaps Mary Jane would understand the personality of every single animal.

She could finally take advantage of this mysterious bond, to face the future and to understand the past that no one

had never told her.

She did not really know

how and who her Father was;

she did not even know about her Mother or

remembered many things; sometimes

their faces also disappeared from her memory.

So, she would have to wait

to grow and develop to the best

this immense power which

now it seemed nothing to her.

Mary Jane was a bright child,

there are no doubts about this.

Of her father, she only remembered slowness and

light caresses on her cheeks

with the back of his rough hand.

Of the rest she remembered little or perhaps nothing.

Mary Jane knew to wait!

Just like her father! And like the seasons.

That was why she was smart.

She ... was not in a hurry.

She was not at all.

So, with the slowness of things

even the sundown arrived, on that first day

as fugitives.

The sun was setting at the same time as the slow return of animals from pasture.

She saw them coming in the distance, like the platoon of a large army, from the crack in the barn wood.

Where she could see the Moon and the Sun, too.

The animals approaching the stable began to get nervous again, without any apparent reason.

They began mooing, braying, bleating and stamping their feet, as if they had entered a

Wild West Rodeo.

With the farmer's astonishment,

even his faithful dog Faust, who had accompanied them serenely to the pasture and to the way home,

he began to bark loudly, spin out of control, as if to bite its own tail.

The farmer closed the stable.

Asking to himself a million and more questions.

Then he headed home.

Thinking that the following day

he would have to call the veterinarian,

among all the things he had to do.

To let somebody that knows things better

control his animals.

For those absurd oddities

of their latest behaviors.
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