Short Story: Princess Snowy #2

By Aryan -

Once Upon A Time There Lived A Bear Princess Named Snowy. She Was Very Gorgeous. She Helped Everyone In Her Kingdom. In That Forest There Lived A Wolf And Eagle. They Were Best Friends. They Always Helped Each Other. One Day They Were Going Together Out To Find Food For Their Babies. But The Eagle Found Nothing And Eagle's Eaglets Were Very Hungry And The Eagle Was Sad to See That. So When The Wolf's Mother Was Out For Getting Food, Then The Eagle Went To The Wolf's House And Bought A Baby Wolf For The Eaglets, So They Can Eat The Baby Wolf. When The Wolf Came Home, She Saw That One Of Her Babies Were Missing, The Eagle Sadly Told That He gave One Of The Wolf's Baby To Eagle's Babies. Then They Never Talked To Each Other Again.


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