Open Season | Elliot On Truck !!better!!

A sudden gust of wind caught Elliot off guard. He wobbled. His hooves slipped on the smooth metal. He pinwheeled his arms frantically, his eyes bugging out.

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Boog groaned. It was Elliot. The same scrawny, hyperactive deer he had "saved" from a hunter earlier that day. Boog just wanted to go home and forget the whole ordeal. He turned his back, pretending he couldn’t hear. open season elliot on truck

Boog reached over the side of the truck bed and hauled the deer back in for the second time. "Sit down and shut up," Boog said, though there was no growl in his voice this time. He shoved a piece of jerky toward the deer.

Then, he heard it.

Elliot tumbled onto the metal floor, a tangle of spindly legs and fur. He immediately popped up, dusting himself off as if he had just stepped out of a limousine. "Thanks for the lift, brother! You are a gentleman and a scholar."

Elliot smiled. He wasn't game anymore. He was the hunter. And the truck was his blind, his escape, his rolling declaration that some seasons aren't for hiding—they're for leaving. A sudden gust of wind caught Elliot off guard

"I’m okay! Just testing the suspension!" Elliot yelled, sprinting to catch up again.