Novel Protein Dog Food 소설 & 이야기

Third person's POV Kamp had been busy with Tabitha's affairs and finally uncovered a top-secret piece of news. His assistant approached with a bottle, "Kamp, Andrea sent this. She wants you to test what kind of dog food it is." "Dog food?" Kamp glanced at the bottle. It was too small to hold dog food. What kind of dog can be so small-appetite with such little dog food? "It might be some kind of dog supplement. They can't determine it, so they asked you to test it."

I hit the answer button, and Evelyn's desperate sobs filled my ear. "Mom, why are you doing this to me? I'm your daughter, not your enemy! You're pushing me to the edge..." I cut her off, ending the call, and pulled out a bag of imported beef jerky for my pet dog. Just then, a nurse came by carrying a bottle with a bold label. "Ms. Smith, this is your dog's iron supplement. Give two milliliters once a day. This imported brand works better because it's absorbed more easily."

Still… Her gaze dropped to Golden, who was looking up at her with hopeful, trusting eyes. Ivy sighed. "Fine. Just bring it out," she said, waving a hand dismissively. Then she added, half muttering to herself, "I'll cook some meat for her later. This can't be a long-term solution. And when I go raiding the supermarket again, I'll make sure to grab proper dog food in bulk." Her tone turned thoughtful. "I can't keep spending 100 points on a single can every time…" Ding! {Purchase confirmed.} Immediately, a medium-sized blue can materialized in Ivy's hand. The label was simple, with the words DOG FOOD boldly printed across it.

Less of a threat. “Are you hungry?” I ask, avoiding his gaze as I dip the wooden spoon into the shredded meat. It looks like some kind of luxury dog food, not meant for human consumption, but I’m familiar with the brand because we ate it back in my pack. Cheap, easy to cook, and it lasts forever. Living off the grid in the middle of nowhere doesn’t leave a lot of options for fine dining. Frost doesn’t respond, but the tension in his body fades slightly. He sniffs at the air, and a dribble of saliva appears at the corner of his full lips.

I will attempt to wrap up my jobs quickly, so I can come and have you wrapped around me. ‘I can’t wait.’ I purr, feeling my stomach knot. I return to work, feeling a little more alive after our little exchange, and begin humming a song. I made sure we were giving the food that was high in protein and fibre to the army. Dried food was excellent for the journey and even with the heat, it would not go off. “May I help?” I turn to see none other than Leinaar standing there and there’s something different about her.

I straighten out my test and place it on my reading table, grabbing my tablet and quickly checking Google for fast ways to heal Chowder’s injury. I find a number of ways that seem acceptable. I try to find out what kind of animal he is but that doesn’t come out very productive. I try to find out what to give him to eat but that doesn’t come out very productive either. I decide on dog food since he’s so small and cute...like a puppy. I go out to buy dog food and medications I found on Google to be helpful. I sprint down the road. My love for Chowder, growing each second and concern getting bigger.

"Yes, it was dog food, but it was premium kibble. The ingredients are perfectly safe for human consumption. It wasn't going to make them sick." Kieran let out a mocking laugh and ordered his men, "Bring out the dog food." His men immediately wheeled in a cart loaded with the exact dog food Shawn had shipped to the island for Tommy and me three years ago. Kieran snatched a bag from the pile and hurled it straight at Shawn's chest. "Safe for human consumption, huh? Let's see you eat it." Shawn caught the bag on instinct and recognized it instantly. He had changed the packaging himself, swapping the brand labels for a happy photo of the three of us.

My hands trembled as I clutched onto the tray filled with dishes for his subordinates. Forcing a smile on my face as I began to serve them. Looking up, Emilia's eyes bored into mine, but I looked away. Scratching his beards, "I'm grateful to your daughter for saving my life," Alpha Nickolas stared at Emilia. I paused at my pace, then waved it off. Carefully, but as fast as I could, I placed the scalloped rice, sautéed zucchini and squash, butternut squash, creamed peas, roasted quail, bacon, stuffed peppers, Italian cheese bread, and black beans on the table.

“Bring the person who developed the drug and ask him to help me research it.” Silas replied, “Sir, that drug is harmful to you.” “It’s just painful. I won’t die.” A cunning smile hung on his lips. “If anything really happens, Ms. Sia can solve it.” Silas was speechless. Conrad was really willing to suffer for the sake of getting close to Ms. Sia! “Buy more food or toys children like. Also, some dog food.” “Dog food?” Silas’ expression was extremely complicated. “Those two children have a Pomeranian. Take a look at what kind of dog food would be suitable for a Pomeranian, and also canned dog food.”

At first, I thought the food at The Eden would be mostly vegetarian, so my surprise was enormous when on my first day at the clinic, the delivery man had given me several containers with different foods such as salad, macaroni and cheese, corn, and fried chicken. Kristy and George had explained to me that although the shelter offered its employees a mostly vegetarian menu, animal protein was consumed at least once or twice a week, products that were provided by local farms in Red Falls. So, I’d gladly eaten the fried chicken, though I drew a line when I saw the pork chop. I felt it wouldn’t be right with Lily. “Hey!” Silvia greeted us once she saw us in the kitchen. “I hope you are hungry, t