The lion couldn’t believe his ears, as he cocked his head he heard the footsteps draw closer
Could it be his prey did not realize this was Lion territory, what stupidity
He starts to salivate, he cannot help himself, when a meal arrives it must be hunted down
As he makes his presence known, his mane glistening in the harsh sun of midday, he notices something
the poor antelope looks really lost, soaked like it had just survived a near-drowning, shivering, limping
By now Antelope can sense the danger, he’s looking dead into the lion’s eyes, heart racing, nostrils flaring
Does Lion know I cannot run, a broken leg, enough energy just to survive a few steps forward
Lion sensing this weakness decides not to chase or pounce, instead he says, as he licks his lips
“Come into my lair fair Antelope, I will give you shelter”
Antelope hesitates, confused at this unpredictable behavior from Lion, what to do?…..
MAH N MEKOLLE
Pearls of Our Lives 
Where is the rest of this story? It is a set up..lol..the antelope will still end up dead!
hahaha Yef, the story is for us to finish, draw our own conclusion, wont it be too easy if I completed it? lol. Maybe I will put you out of the torture but for now, “anyman to ye conclusion”
I think the antelope went with the lion lol because he knew that either way he was going to die so why prolong the inevitable. On the other hand it could be that the lion truly wasn’t going to harm the antelope but seeing as past experiences influence decisions I dont think the antelope will buy that lol
Dont leave us in suspense! U better complete the story! What happens next Mama?
hahaah grande soeur Jemy, im curious to know what you think? Are you gonna give this story a twist? or is it obvious the antelope got eaten. Do you think it even went with the lion or did the lion have a change of heart?????
As an antelope I’ll never believe the lion means well
Nope, but in that vulnerable state, I wonder if the antelope had a moment of wishful thinking
The lion ate him. hands down.
haha, Jude I like how you do not doubt that the lion obeyed his nature, I wonder if the Antelope doubted for a second though, are we plagued with going against our instinct in this case against the known predictability of our formidable foes? hm