32.Change Me Back
“James, it is good to see you up and about so soon,” Dr. Jason commented as he slipped through the flaps.
“Change me back,” I cried as I rubbed my cast.
“I already did,” he replied confused. He turned to look at me and I stared into his eyes.
“Back to a lion,” I cried as I turned my gaze away.
“Why? You are a wonderful human,” he replied still puzzled.
“No, I'm not. I'm not strong like John or smart like you. I'm a weakling and I'm dumb like a new born cub. My own daughter knows more about the human world than I do!” I sobbed as I buried my face into my left palm.
“James, you are pretty good at being a human; even though, you missed many years of schooling. You will soon be better than your daughter; plus, no one can call you weak. You have the strength of a normal human,” Dr. Jason chuckled as he turned back to his work.
“No one understands!” I yelled as I painfully pushed myself up; then I dashed to an old pine tree with many large branches.
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Living Like A Lion-The Circus
FantasyPart 3-Living Like A Lion James still has to be changed back; but now that the zoo is closed, will that ever happen? Can his wife and friend, John, find the money to create the formula? Or will he be stuck at his new home at the circus?
