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Raspberrytail- black and white spotted tabby tom
And, here it is, the introduction, set the scene, and:
A Short History of the Brightspirits
Years ago, when Timothy Brightspirit was 22, he moved from the small town of Willowood to the big city of Boston. In Boston, he worked at a nice little pizza place. One day, when he was serving as a waiter, a nice young woman named Mary Brown went into the shop. She was beautiful, with short black hair that curled at the bottom and beautiful emerald eyes. They fell in love, and were married in 6 months. Timothy took his his wife back to the small town of Willowood, where they live in his childhood home. Timothy and Mary had 4 children, 2 boys and 2 girls. The oldest was Thomas, next Diana, then Henry, and finally, Ella. Mary and Timothy loved their children and the children loved their parents, which was one reason why it was so sad when Mary died of the flu when the children were young. This devastated Timothy, who wouldn’t talk to anyone, not even his children, for weeks. One evening in May, a beautiful evening, when the birds were chirping, the sun was shining, and the sunflowers grew tall, Timothy went outside, where Thomas and Diana were playing checkers and Henry and Ella were running around. Outside Timothy saw a huge new gate. “Must be the new neighbors” he thought, “I’ll go meet them”. But this gate was not the new neighbors. It was a magical world, with unicorns, fairies, griffins-so many creatures! Timothy smiled. Soon, the children found out. This was a great place. A place to make them feel better about Mary Brown. Years later, Timothy died of old age. Thomas lived in the old house, and Diana lived close by. Ella and Henry moved away, far away from Willowood. Diana never got married, but Thomas did. Thomas married a wonderful woman named Alice. They had a child named Paul, who grew up with the magical world. Thomas and Alice died when Paul was 33. Paul married a woman named Sylvia and they had 3 children, George, Lucy, and Beatrice. They grew up there, too. George moved far away, Beatrice stayed in Willowood, and Lucy moved to Boston where she fell in love with William Johnson, took his boring last name, and had 3 children. This is the story of those 3 children.
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