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The garden was Romeo’s favorite part of the TCA. It held thousands of flowers, plants, bushes, and trees. It seemed that every color imaginable was captured in the room. With every breath he took he could taste the different scents that filled the air. The green surrounding him was joyful and alive! Not at all like the bone colored snow that still covered every inch of the ground outside. It’s not that the cold bothered him, he was an akota and therefore built to handle the worst of winters, but he didn’t enjoy how every time the cold seasons came it seemed like the world around him just left. It became barren. Desolate. Dead. Today was one of those days. He had visited the garden earlier this morning but now it was time to exercise and socialize outside. Which would’ve been completely fine with him if the world outside wasn’t so white and empty. The ground was coated with layers of snow, the trees held icicles instead of leaves, the bushes were basically see through without any of

It was EV’s second time visiting the TCA center. She and Kali had decided to come back after their first visit had gone so well. Even though they hadn’t been the ones chosen to take the toki home it was still nice to get to meet him. This time instead of working in the exercise pen they had recommended that she take their visiting tokota out for an expedition. EV was glad when they told her they would be simply going on a walk through a trail to the river, as she knew Kali would probably not be too pleased with the thick forested area. Kali trotted excitedly next to EV, her head held high, ears alert, and with a small wag on her tail. She seemed pretty excited to meet a new tokota. I’m glad she’s happy about making some new friends. She normally isn’t the most social toko. They entered the TCA building and were greeted by the man working on the front desk. “Back again to meet with another tokota,” he said in a rough voice. “Yup! We are ready to meet a new face,” EV turned to see

EV and Kali had just reached the TCA’s main building when EV heard Kali start to chouffe. “Oh, come on Kali”, EV replied, “this will be a good experience for you”. Kali looked back at her, the annoyance in her eyes being very clear. “Hey, don’t give me any attitude!” EV said as she stared back at her toko, “You shouldn’t even be complaining. I adopted you and now we have a chance to pay that gift forward and help another tokota be able to find their forever home.” Kali all but rolled her eyes as they approached the door of the building. “All we are doing is helping a tokota get used to having more company around. Giving them a heads up on how to socialize. Kali let out a heavy breath to signify her indifference. This brought a small chuckle out of EV “To be fair you could’ve probably used some more socializing yourself”, she joked. Kali flicked her handler with her tail as she walked past EV into the building. ‘Well it’s true”, EV said, giving Kali a playful shove. The inside of