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Now, the young girl hadn't seen hills such as these in some time. Hills that rolled, hills that dipped as the clouds loomed above them. Fields too, the vast fields where one could run and run and run and never get tired. It was all so bittersweet, the familiarity. It reminded her of home, but it also reminded her that she was not home. She woke up in a strange place, months older and her cowboy hat fitting just a little more snugly.
People, she could smell people. The closer she got, the closer the dirty blonde felt towards people, and people meant someone to clean her filthy white paws and stomach, someone to get her something proper to eat. People meant voices, voices that finally weren't her own. But people also meant talking, and getting to know people. Oklahoma could only hope they were just like her old town.
For a second, she stopped. For a second, she let her green eyes wander, and her chest to expand and contract. She sat, and for the first time since she woke up, she spoke the words she had been dreading.
"This isn't Ireland."