I missed last week because of hospitalization and illness, and although I still can't promise to visit many sites, I don't want to miss the fun of being part of this group. Although I've stopped working on
Chugiak Moon in favor of
Sarah's Passion, I'll still share six from my Alaskan Historical with you today, but be warned...next week, I'll most likely be switching gears yet again since I need to get this sequel finished and to my publisher. I'm facing surgery in the near future, so I should have plenty of time to write. Not the most ideal of situations, but... There just aren't enough hours in the day, especially when chronic fatigue has a hold on me and I nap frequently. :) Anyhow...here is my six for today:
Her [Nasnani's] thoughts drifted to her closest companion, Nailoni, and the good times they shared. This year, as a first, their families had migrated in different directions to follow game trails, and Nasnani hungered for the company of her dear friend. Were her hand's as blistered and sore? Did she find time to think of the distance between them? More importantly, would Nailoni be the first to find a mate? The competitive thought tightened Nasnani's jaw despite how deeply she cared for the other young woman.
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