A Dog's Journey 3 Novels & Stories

That ruled out the police. He took a shaking breath, but relief was fleeting. Getting into the room opposite the direction towards the corridor, planning to look through the glass window next to the front door, movement down the way halted him. There was a small dog in the black passageway, its paws as quiet as the tiles. Its thin coat was a dirty caramel, with rough patches, its big bulging eyes too big for its face—frog-like, gangly, insensitive. Its tongue was poking out a little way, as if inviting him out.

Alexis, his Beta and two Gammas came to a stop as they hit the road into the human city, ‘She went into the city.’ He said sniffing the air and pacing restlessly, ‘Let’s go then.’ Gideon huffed at his Alpha as they stood watching him, The huge white wolf raised his head and let out a deep gruff howl and instantly the other three lifted up their snouts and howled in unison as he raced off to collect his mate. It was easy to follow her scent even though she had been in the truck and that brought him to a sudden stop,

“She’s tough. Like you, Lily. She’ll make it. Hold on.” The car swerved through traffic, horns blaring as they cut across lanes. The city blurred past in streaks of neon signs, towering buildings, and people living normal lives completely unaware of the blood and chaos speeding by. Lily held the dog close to her chest, whispering a lullaby their mother used to sing when they were little, her voice cracking on every note. The familiar melody filled the car, fragile and heartbreaking. The dog’s tail wagged once, weakly, as if trying to comfort her one last time. Then it stopped moving entirely. Its eyes fluttered closed. The breathing grew shallower, almost nonexistent, chest barely rising.

he says. I nod. I can't believe it. We are so close now. Just a one day's journey instead of three. I can't be any happier if I tried. "Good. We're ready to go." He nods and repositions the bags on his shoulder. "I'll lead the way." A few hours into our journey there is still no sign of Grog or his wolves. The closer we get to James' the better I am beginning to feel. Something inside of me finally feels like it is loosening, shaking itself awake.

In my desperate quest to leave this nightmare that he felt would never end, he stumbled on, feeling his way around, exploring new passageways that would hopefully lead him out. The trees began to shudder as he resumed his trek with the leprechaun, and the birds fled from their nests in terror. The contagious sickness was spread by the smell of burning wood in the air. As he continued on my never-ending quest, the crunch of twigs and dead leaves was loud.

With the flames closing in behind her as she entered, Katie looked around for any sign of the dog. Moving carefully Katie looked around for a safe way to move around. Just then she heard a soft whimper close by. Katie moved closer to the sound and finally found a tired Dalmatian laying under a table. " It's ok boy I've got you." Katie says to the dog as she moves slowly, careful not to startle the animal further. Making sure he has no injuries and is safe to move. Katie lifts the dog and makes her way back to the back door. The smoke was thick and Katie coughed as the air became unbearably thick. Then as Katie got outside and breathed in a gulp of fresh air. Everything went black.

Makya tussled my hair before calling to Maya, “Maya, Hike! Team, HIKE, HIKE!” The trip back to town would normally take two days but we could likely make it sooner if we pushed hard. The dogs were well rested and had eaten good meat thanks to Convil and the pack. They seemed eager to run and with Makya letting them go at their own speed, they took off down the trail. Convil darted across the path with Belisama sticking to the tree line. Olcan kept pace with Belisama but was on the opposite side of the trail. “Wolves,” Makya called over grinding snow.

Mensah and as she looked at them in casual clothes, looking all sweet, she couldn't help but ask, where they were going. "Just to the beach Mama, wanna come along?" Louisa responded as she leaned in to smell a sunflower. Her mother seemed to think about it for a moment, and then eventually agreed. As they all made themselves comfortable in the car, Naa Larley couldn't help but shout, "To the beach we go!" Everyone laughed at her crazy antics. *****

She had returned safely from the depths of the forest, and a surge of determination ignited within her as she prepared to assist her beloved daughter, Aria. Luna, their loyal and spirited canine companion, had been eagerly awaiting Mira’s return. The moment her bright, expressive eyes caught sight of Mira, the dog’s tail wagged furiously, a blur of energy and excitement. She bounded toward Mira, her soft fur glistening in the gentle light, as if to say, “What’s happening? Tell me everything!” Her inquisitive nose twitched, picking up the earthy, wholesome scent of the leaves clutched in Mira’s hand.

nods his head happily Julian walks around the volcano then goes inside, he can see lava everywhere inside, if he missteps and fall down he will be roasted in the hot magma after spending almost two hours inside the volcano he couldn't find anything inside the volcano so he was about to leave when he suddenly misstepped on the edge and the edge cracked 'Shit' As Julian was falling down he quickly grabbed Chimchar and latched onto a ledge as he was hanging he saw a cave and got queries