Loud House Pet Novels & Stories

As he stood there, just inside the entrance hall, listening for any signs of life upstairs, he couldn't decide if Morningside Mews was really as safe as its website claimed or if the son of a bitch was just a plain idiot for going to bed without enabling his security system. Andrei was about to head to the living room and begin his long wait when Cooper's furry friend, a Sphynx cat named Chloe, jumped out of the shadows and purred at his feet as she rubbed her hairless body against his legs. He crouched down and scratched her ears, surprised at her lack of loyalty as she purred and licked his hand. Andrei didn't doubt for a second that if she were a dog, she would have barked like crazy and

One day after Theo regained consciousness, Rose finally decided to return to her home, the place where she once lived alone next to her small restaurant. At the moment there wasn't much for Rose to do other than prepare to meet Theo at the hospital. Rose immediately drove her father's borrowed car. On the back passenger seat she placed a medium-sized box with several holes in it that was wrapped very beautifully. While beside her sat a cute little dog with curly hair and white color like cotton. Yesterday Rose had just bought the poodle breed at the pet shop. Intrigued. That was all that drew Rose's desire to bring home the poodle named Cocomelo.

I looked over at the doghouse and to my surprise Hope was already lying on the ground in front of it, playing with a hand-stitched ball, made of leather. It would seem that I wasn’t the only one that saw her as a real pet and not just a computer program. If he weren’t thinking of her as a real pet, I doubt he would have gone through the trouble of building her a place of her own. I was interested in seeing how he would be if we had a pet in real life together. “I was thinking that we could build the house, out on the lake. If you don’t want it out there though, I left an area over there where we could build it.” Luka pointed to an empty space on the plot that was just as large of an area as

Luna Kate says. "Well, we will have to disagree. She is at the old house at the edge of the wolf territory. It looks like it is abandoned, but it is not. She is in the basement with Conrad. The elite wolves have her caged and getting her ready to breed for them," Jasmine says. "How do you know?" I growl at her. "Because I was there when they brought her into the house. You can go into the front door, but you will need me to get you in the side door to the basement. After that, you are on your own. I am leaving this place," Jasmine says.

Harvey brought his hand out and twisted his hand a few times and he nudged his head to the wall behind me. His fingers depicted a shadow of a lizard. “This is who you’re talking to?” Harvey nodded. “Hino, Rhino without the r.” “Hino?” I nodded then looked around once more. “Is this your way of trying to make me get you a pet?” “Is it working?” he smiled, giving me an expectant look. “No,” I said, shaking my head. I walked over, guiding him to lay down. “I would think about getting you a pet later, okay? Not right now.”

I had followed Suzie’s advice up until now, especially the part that dealt with providing a cage for my new pet. Earlier this afternoon, I’d moved through a series of shell companies and offshore accounts to secure a loft in an old converted warehouse near the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It was a ghost of a building, forgotten by the city and far from the watchful eyes of Lorenzo’s capos. It was the perfect kennel for my new pet.

Emma lifted Lucky's little head and questioned it pretending to be fierce, "Lucky, honestly, did you go and steal without us knowing?" "Woof! Woof!" Lucky expressed his protest. "Come to think of it, the penthouse has converted the rooftop into a small golf course, and there's a dog in the house. I remember Lucky used to go and play with that dog." Randi came to a realization. "Randi, when did you realize Lucky was pulling out golf balls?" Jenna pressed.

Everybody melts in simultaneous utterances of aww. “We heard it barking inside your room a few minutes before you arrived,” Mrs. Lapuz says. “It was as though it knew you were coming.” Kate picks up the robo-puppy, kisses it on the snout and hugs it. “Thank you, Ecto,” she whispers in its ear. Pew pew pew. ****

Louis snorted coldly, not objecting. Damn, Louis. And he called her his puppy. Lalisa gritted her teeth, but it was also good that he didn't explicitly say he was looking for her. Upon hearing this, Jayce Sherwood laughed, "So Mr. Louis brought your pet here. Do you need my help?" "No need." "We also have pets here. Mr. Louis can bring his pet along." "That's fine," Louis said. "Let's go." "Mr. Louis, please take your time."

Lough is my new bouncer, he's one of the lockers that was in the kitchen the other day. - Thank you - thank you for politeness, I don't like his company very much. At the company door, the other security man, Martty , I think, is waiting for us. He is not usually at home, his security point is in front of ZIZ. - Good morning, Ms. Blanc - Martty greets me. "Good morning," I murmur. A whitish breeze leaves my mouth as I speak, a sign that it is very cold. I quicken my steps into the building, but I'm stopped when I see a puppy next to the door. He's thin as if he hasn't seen food in days. Its fur is dirty and as a whole it is deplorable.