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Lost in the Wild

A Frosty Odyssey

By Varsha ElizabethPublished 4 months ago Updated 4 months ago 1 min read
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Lost in the Snow

The cold, biting winds howled through the dense forest, dancing through the swirling snowflakes. Under the canopy of shivering trees, a small wolf pup, lost and alone, struggled to navigate through the thick blanket of snow. She whimpered softly, searching for her mother, separated by an unexpected snowstorm.

Her razor-sharp senses drove her to search for the familiar scent of her mother. She struggled with each step, her small legs burrowed deep into the snow. The world around was a white labyrinth, each tree indistinguishable from the next.

Fear tightened its grip on her little heart as the storm intensified, closing in around her. Desperation clung to her and fueled her efforts to find the warmth and protection of the pack. Her ears twitched at every sound, eyes darting at every minor movement, hoping to catch a glimpse or a familiar howl that would guide her home.

Fatigue set in, and heartbeat slowed. The white maze seemed endless. Yet, the glint of determination in her eyes never dulled.

At last, amid the storm, she stumbled upon the scent she longed for; the distinct fragrance of her pack. The baby wolf followed the trail with renewed energy, navigating through the snow-laden trees. The distant howls grew louder as she pressed ahead hastily.

Finally, she emerged from the trees, greeted by the loving embrace of her worried mother. The pup's heart swelled with relief. The pack celebrated the safe return of their lost member, their collective howls harmonising with the fading storm.

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Varsha Elizabeth

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  • Natasha Collazo4 months ago

    This was written so elegantly! I love LOVED the ending. 👏

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