Playtime Chapter 3 Dogday Novels & Stories

She had just returned from the cafeteria and wasn't in the mood to drink anything. After work, she picked up the thermos. As soon as she stepped out of the Infinity Realm gate, she saw a stray dog standing by the flowerbed, timidly looking at her. Serena paused, picked out a piece of chicken from the soup, and placed it in front of the dog. "You're in luck today." She said, watching the dog eagerly start eating. The soup had plenty of meat, and after the dog finished, she continued to feed it. Three minutes later, the dog whimpered, foaming at the mouth, and collapsed to the ground.

The fluffy brown and white dog bounded towards Senthaiz, her eyes gleaming with love and curiosity. Poppy approached Senthaiz with a playful bounce, her paws leaving imprints in the soft grass. She nuzzled against Senthaiz's leg, eager for attention and ready to accompany her on the journey ahead. Senthaiz smiled, grateful for the presence of her furry friend.

"Could you… Could you drop the charges? I'll handle Maya. I will deal with this myself. "We grew up together. I cannot watch her go away like this." I looked at him. The cold went through to my eyes. "Watch her go away. You think she is salvageable." I pulled my phone out and brought up another video. Late at night. Maya was creeping around the kitchen of my house. She tipped a packet of something into my milk on the counter. I had been pulling our home cameras for the divorce. I had not expected to find this. My voice was raw. My hand was shaking.

I pretended to have just regained consciousness as I said with a pained expression, "Owen, what happened just now? My stomach really hurts!" Owen patted my back gently, showing a tenderness I had never seen before. His voice sounded choked as he said, "The witch examined you just now. Our pup is gone." I pinched myself and forced out a few tears. Upon seeing this, Owen cupped my face and kissed the tracks of my tears. "Ivy, we'll have another pup. I'll stay by your side until you fully recover." At that moment, a phone rang, again and again.

Somewhere in the dead ass middle of nowhere on the third day, Malix says, Hey, Kian, do you remember that game we played when we were kids? I cock my head in his direction. Which one? I spy, he answers, shaking out his black fur. Remember? I spy with my little eye… something yellow. Jesus fucking Christ. I am not playing I spy, I groan wearily. Our lives are in danger, and we’re marching toward a woman who was once our sworn enemy. I spy is a dumb ass game.

We are at peace. - Needs invitation to enter another's territory. Last time I speak, Get out. - Day speaks and the man smiles along with the others. - Yeah, it's over that the fun won't even be the dog girl - He says running to punch the man - Leave two alive to interrogate. She barely finished talking and 3 of them went after me and Miley. The shit.

****** Here is the chapter of the day my lovelies, I was trying to write the next, for this delay, but I am literally asleep so you will have it tomorrow. Let me know what you think!

I could sense his head at my entrance, my chest trembling as I swallowed, preparing my mind for what I knew just had to come. I blinked. He smiled. “Ready?” I placed my right hand on his chest. My left palm on the floor at my side. I nodded. “Good boy,” he breathed. I smiled. He went in, and I closed my eyes. He rode me off a cliff I didn’t even know I had been standing on. Now, three hours later, I was heading back to the one who had abandoned me, thinking about how mad I should pretend to be. I was mad. I really was. But, after my morning, could I really feel that bad?

Fortunately, there were firewoods scattered everywhere and that’s what Axis and I picked up and used for our bonfire. We were pretty close to the water. It's windy but the difference from our first day here is that the air feels refreshing now. I was in a tucked position and using a small stick, I played it with fire. Axis, on the hand was just sitting beside me and I can feel that he's staring at me. I looked in his direction and I was right because he was looking at me now. "What are you looking at?" "You look like a kid," the mockery of his message is evident.

The Man at the Dock The puppies changed everything. God. Absolutely everything. Fair. The house was louder. Reasonable. Messier. God. More chaotic. Fair. Much more chaotic. Reasonable honestly. Then three days passed. God. Three peaceful days. Fair. Almost peaceful. Reasonable. As peaceful as five puppies and Peanut could allow. God. Then Wednesday arrived. Fair. And so did trouble. Reasonable honestly. Real trouble. God. The serious kind. Fair.