Short Story Of Foxleen In Destin Florida

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Once upon a time, there was a fox named Foxleen who lived in Destin Florida. Foxleen loves people, she is always happy, she absolutely adores other animals, Foxleen likes sitting out in the sun and loves going to the beach. Foxleen has a house in a tropical area in a low populated area on the outskirts of Destin, near the beach. She has to walk five minutes to the beach, Foxleen usually picks up her other friends on the way to the beach. They all love sitting out in the sun and so, they go there as much as they can. The beach is one of the nicest in Florida with many shells. It was Wednesday, the day that they go. It’s when they are all free. As they walked up to dip their toes in the water a flock of seagulls came over and greeted them, …show more content…

She came to the top of the sand and peeked over to make sure nobody was there. Sure enough, everybody was inside getting their rest. She started walking next to the beach at where the tide came in, listening to the waves hit the water. It was a peaceful night until she fell over something and landed with a thud. Something moaned and she hoped it wasn’t a human or else she would have been sent to animal control like that. A figure stood up and Foxleen soon recognized it was another fox. “My name is Foxy,” the other fox said with his hand out for Foxleen to shake. Foxleen and Foxy had an instant connection, they talked until the sun came up. Foxleen then said her goodbyes and started walking back up the beach. Foxy had a desire to be with Foxleen and couldn’t let her walk away without knowing if they would meet again. Foxy walked up to her and started walking with her. She didn’t care one bit and played along with it. He asked Foxleen why she didn’t stay in the daylight and she explained to him why and what would happen if she got caught. Foxy was so surprised to hear that the humans could be that mean. He was also surprised that she had never heard of the animal beach that was a couple miles down the beach from where they were. Foxy took Foxleen to the beach and to her surprise there were many animals there including her friends. They ran up to her to

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