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Keep in mind: This story is made for the sake of entertainment, and not everything involved is going to reflect my personal views
However, if you do not like dramatic stories, homosexuality, or seeing characters deal with issues of identity, this is not the story for you.
Perhaps one of my others is more your speed, thank you for your time in reading the description.

"Race" and all characters and artwork featured herein (or in relation to) are mine. Do not copy, re-upload, or redistribute as your own.

Somehow chapters 17 and 16 got mixed up while posting. Sorry for the confusion, everyone

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Chapter Sixteen
Chakra woke up on the soft couch with the smell of pancakes in the air. On the short table in front of the couch was another note from Falcon. "Hope you slept well. I made breakfast. See you later. F."
  The warm, sweet scent on the air normally would have made Chakra hungry. Today, her stomach was in knotts. She felt numb as she quickly grabbed her cloak from where it had been left - over a chair - the night before. She dashed out to the shed, grabbed her canteen, and quickly filled it. She tried to avoid looking at the breakfast that had been made for her.
  Eventually, she gave the pancakes a sniff, just to determine if they were still warm. They were. Falcon must have just left recently. Guilt twisted her stomach as she went outside and harnessed herself to her wagon.
  Before she could make her way off of the property, two of Falcon's siblings seemed to appear out of nowhere. One was the younger brother, Zephyr, whose face lit up at the sight of Chakra. The other was the older sister, Iris, who gave her a warm, calm smile like the first night they had met. Chakra wished they wouldn't smile at her like that, as her heart twisted in her chest.
  Chakra'a face assumed it's familiar mask. It was a showpony's fake smile that had been practiced, and perfected, over years.
  "Hey! You just missed Falcon. She just took off that way!" Zephyr happily reported.
  "Going to set up your tent again?" Iris asked. Chakra just nodded. "Alright, we won't keep you. Come on Zephyr."
  As the cart lurched into motion again, Chakra could hear Zephyr call out to her. "Hope you can make it to family dinner tonight! It's gonna be a good one!"
  Chakra faked a nod, and focussed on pulling her cart. Now, she knew which way Falcon had gone. She knew which way she could leave town without being discovered.
  She told herself that if she could just get far enough from town, it would all be okay. Everything would go back to the way it had been before. It would all feel normal again in a couple of days. She kept up this mantra as she briskly trotted down a seldom-used dirt road, and away from Gallup.

Description
Cover: (and basic info)
Previous:
Next:

Narrative video: delayed

Keep in mind: This story is made for the sake of entertainment, and not everything involved is going to reflect my personal views
However, if you do not like dramatic stories, homosexuality, or seeing characters deal with issues of identity, this is not the story for you.
Perhaps one of my others is more your speed, thank you for your time in reading the description.

"Race" and all characters and artwork featured herein (or in relation to) are mine. Do not copy, re-upload, or redistribute as your own.

Somehow chapters 17 and 16 got mixed up while posting. Sorry for the confusion, everyone

_____________________________
Chapter Sixteen
Chakra woke up on the soft couch with the smell of pancakes in the air. On the short table in front of the couch was another note from Falcon. "Hope you slept well. I made breakfast. See you later. F."
  The warm, sweet scent on the air normally would have made Chakra hungry. Today, her stomach was in knotts. She felt numb as she quickly grabbed her cloak from where it had been left - over a chair - the night before. She dashed out to the shed, grabbed her canteen, and quickly filled it. She tried to avoid looking at the breakfast that had been made for her.
  Eventually, she gave the pancakes a sniff, just to determine if they were still warm. They were. Falcon must have just left recently. Guilt twisted her stomach as she went outside and harnessed herself to her wagon.
  Before she could make her way off of the property, two of Falcon's siblings seemed to appear out of nowhere. One was the younger brother, Zephyr, whose face lit up at the sight of Chakra. The other was the older sister, Iris, who gave her a warm, calm smile like the first night they had met. Chakra wished they wouldn't smile at her like that, as her heart twisted in her chest.
  Chakra'a face assumed it's familiar mask. It was a showpony's fake smile that had been practiced, and perfected, over years.
  "Hey! You just missed Falcon. She just took off that way!" Zephyr happily reported.
  "Going to set up your tent again?" Iris asked. Chakra just nodded. "Alright, we won't keep you. Come on Zephyr."
  As the cart lurched into motion again, Chakra could hear Zephyr call out to her. "Hope you can make it to family dinner tonight! It's gonna be a good one!"
  Chakra faked a nod, and focussed on pulling her cart. Now, she knew which way Falcon had gone. She knew which way she could leave town without being discovered.
  She told herself that if she could just get far enough from town, it would all be okay. Everything would go back to the way it had been before. It would all feel normal again in a couple of days. She kept up this mantra as she briskly trotted down a seldom-used dirt road, and away from Gallup.