Mother and Daughter Tigers?
By Yamatoratsu

	Once upon a time, in the heart of the Indonesian jungle, there lived a feral woman named Ruby. She was unlike any human being, for she had been raised by a pack of tigers since infancy. As a result, she had adapted all the mannerisms and instincts of the wild animals, making her one with the jungle.
	Ruby lived a peaceful life with her tiger family, hunting for food, playing and roaming around in the dense forests. But as she grew older, her instincts began to change. She longed for the love and affection that only her own kind could provide.
	One day, while she was out hunting, she stumbled upon a male of her species. His name was Jake, and he was handsome in a way that no animal she had ever seen could compare. They both felt an instant connection and their love was undeniable.
	As they spent more time together, they fell deeply in love and decided to get married. Ruby couldn't believe that she was finally going to have a family of her own. She even gave birth to a daughter whom they named Daisy. For Ruby, this was a dream come true.
	But as much as she loved her new life with her husband and daughter, she couldn't deny the call of her wild roots. She still felt a strong pull towards her tiger family and the jungle. So, after much contemplation, she decided to return to her tiger family.
	As she bid farewell to her husband and daughter, she knew it would be difficult to leave them behind, but she felt it was the right thing to do. She promised to visit them often and keep in touch.
	When Ruby reached the jungle, she removed all her clothes, feeling that it was a sign of respect towards her tiger family. She then painted tiger stripes on her body, as a way to show her love and loyalty towards her adopted family.
	Years went by, and Daisy grew up to be a beautiful young lady. She had her father's good looks and her mother's fierce determination. But when Daisy turned thirteen, tragedy struck. Jake, her father, passed away, leaving behind Daisy all alone.
	Daisy's only living relative was her aunt, who she had always believed to be a cold and uncaring woman. Daisy had no choice but to go and live with her aunt, even though she dreaded the thought of being away from the jungle and her true family.
	One day, while cleaning her father's belongings, Daisy came across a letter that he had left for her. It was addressed to 'My dearest daughter,' and it was then that Daisy learned about her mother's past. She discovered that her mother, Ruby, was a feral woman who had been raised by tigers and had returned to the jungle after marrying her father.
	Filled with curiosity and a longing to meet her mother, Daisy decided to run away from her aunt's house. She stowed away on a jet plane to the Indonesian jungle, where her mother lived.
	Once she arrived, she managed to escape from the airport and make her way into the dense jungle. But as she wandered around, she soon realized that she was lost. Panic began to set in, and she thought it would be the end for her.
	But then, in the distance, she spotted a pack of tigers. Daisy's heart raced with fear, but as they approached her, something miraculous happened. The tigers recognized a familiar smell that reminded them of the long tigress they had once known. And to Daisy's amazement, the long tigress was none other than her mother, Ruby.
	Ruby saw her daughter and instantly remembered who she was. And as Daisy's eyes met her mother's, she too remembered this naked feral woman who was her mother. They both ran towards each other and hugged tightly, tears of joy streaming down their faces.
	Daisy couldn't believe that she had finally found her mother, and Ruby was overjoyed to see her daughter after all these years. They sat down and talked for hours, catching up on lost time.
	Daisy asked about her father, and with a heavy heart, Ruby told her that he had passed away. Daisy too was filled with sorrow for never having known her father but was grateful to have her mother by her side. She hugged her mother, comforting her, knowing how much Ruby must have missed her lover.
	As they sat together, enjoying each other's company, Ruby had an idea. She wanted to make a tiger cub out of her daughter, just like she had been made into a tigress by her tiger family. Daisy was a bit embarrassed at first, but she was happy to be reunited with her mother and would do anything to make her happy.
So, Ruby stripped Daisy of all her clothes and painted tiger stripes on her body. 	They both laughed and played, just like any mother and daughter would. And as night fell, they made their way to their new home, a cave with a nest made of leaves and flowers, just like the tigers had taught Ruby.
	Together they lived in harmony, hunting, playing and taking care of each other. They bathed in the nearby lake, filling their bellies with jungle fruits and drinking the cool water.
	Daisy had never been happier, living in the jungle with her mother. She had found a new family, and she was grateful to have a mother who had raised her with love and care, even though she was a feral woman.
	Years went by, and Daisy grew up to be a powerful and beautiful tigress, just like her mother. They were a perfect pair, living in the jungle with their tiger family. And even though they missed her father dearly, they were grateful to have each other.
	And so, Ruby and Daisy lived happily ever after, in the depths of the Indonesian jungle, as mother and daughter, and as feral women. Their story was a testament to the power of love, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her child.