Onwaachige the Dreamer by Jay Jordan Hawke

Author:Jay Jordan Hawke [Hawke, Jay Jordan]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Published: 2015-12-05T16:00:00+00:00

“MOKWA,” JOSHUA called from the trail, skipping hastily into the site of the Wisdom Lodge. “Hey Mokwa,” he called again. “We need to get this place cleaned up before Gentle Eagle gets….” Joshua came to a sudden stop as he saw the two people he loved more than anything in the world joined in a tight huddle, hugging, crying, and forgiving.

Gentle Eagle gazed at Joshua, still holding Mokwa in a tight embrace. Joshua forgot all his problems as he gazed back into Gentle Eagle’s compassionate eyes. In that instant, he forgot that he was a fugitive hiding out at the village. All that mattered to him was reuniting with his grandfather. He ran forward and joined the huddle.

The giant human lump quickly rearranged itself to make room for its newest member.

“Hi, Grandfather,” Joshua said, as tears poured from his eyes.

“Hello, my grandson,” Gentle Eagle responded in a kindly tone. Joshua could sense the relief in his voice.

The three continued to hug, and cry, and comfort each other for a few minutes, without any further words. None were needed. A confused Pywacky stood nearby, still on the trail, eyeing the three curiously. He finally worked up the courage to explore the huddle from up close. He wove his way between the feet of his new friends, his tail fully upright as he enjoyed the warm comfort of their legs. Finally, Pywacky placed his front paws up on Joshua’s legs, desperately calling for his attention.

“I see you met our newest intern, Pywacky,” Gentle Eagle teased as Joshua lifted Pywacky up into his arms, holding him upside down like a little child. Pywacky purred in perfect contentment.

“We have some history,” Joshua said.

As the three broke their huddle, Mokwa wiped his wet face on his sleeves.

“So, maybe it’s time the two of you tell me what’s going on,” Gentle Eagle said. It was neither a judgment nor a condemnation.

Little Deer suddenly appeared from behind the group, having finished up with the last tourists for the day. “We should check on Joshua before Gentle Eagle gets back,” he said, before realizing it was too late. “Oh,” he said as he saw Gentle Eagle staring back at him.

Pywacky continued to purr.

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