Rumah Puppy Novels & Stories

He asks as he looks at the picture, "this one does have a bigger yard, Max would enjoy it." "Max?" I ask and he nods. "Max," he says as he pulls out his phone. He swipes the screen a few times before showing me a picture. "He's my dog, only eight months old." "He is so cute!" I gush as I look at the German Shepherd puppy laying in the grass. "We could always add a pool to the yard. It's plenty big." "And a slide," he smirks as he tucks his phone back in his pocket.

He neither was on sight. The ambience in the house was much too terrifying that it gave her the creeps. It was his aura, excessively dominating and frightening —that was the aura she'd live with for a month. She was thrown out of her thoughts when she heard animal-like whimpers from the left. Before she could turn, she felt something soft swished her leg. Looking down, she saw a perky, tiny golden retriever puppy wagging its tail, its eyes now holding hers.

She had to find the culprit with her own hands. _______ The sound of the call being disconnected echoed in the silent room. Ava squinted her eyes slightly, staring at the gradually fading word "Puppy" on Wyatt's phone screen, a contemptuous smile playing at the corner of her mouth. It seemed that this Miss Puppy didn't know that Wyatt was about to get engaged. She placed the phone back on the desk and tapped her fingers on the table, deep in thought. "A girl that Wyatt would label as 'Puppy' is definitely not ordinary. But... regardless of who this Puppy is, she won't have another chance to get close to Wyatt."

She won’t stop until she either has a large kill or two medium sized ones. *We need to go to the beach house. That’s what we need. It’ll be tough, yeah. But we’ll take mom and dad and Harper. We’ll have help. Hey! We could set up tents on the beach for Harper and the pups to sleep in,* Lucy says, bouncing playfully.

The first door led to a walk in closest and the other led to a single bathroom. “There are 6 nanny rooms set up but room for more, if we need them. This floor is the most secure with coded entrance and exit because it will be the pups’ floor. We didn’t want to take any chances.” Jake says. “And then each pups’ room is the same. We only put furniture in this one so you could see what it would look like. I figured you would like to decorate each pups’ room when they come.” Sonya smiled and stood on her toes to kiss Jake. “This is amazing. I can’t wait.”

He said rubbing one of the puppy’s head. We know they will have a great home with you, and they’ll get to travel the world. Sandy chirped. What breed are they? How old are they? I asked. They are huskies, and they are three months old and are current on their shots, the vet even gave them a clean bill of health and travel certificate. Jason said with a smile. You know just in case anyone wanted to travel with them. He grinned. The little sneaks, they knew what they were doing. The puppies were sitting next to me when they lifted their heads and their ears pinned back to their little heads and started growling. I chuckled and looked up to see Damien walking towards us. Who do we have here?

Jasper looks suspicious, but kisses her hand and waits to hear what she has to say. “Dad- uh, I-I mean, Mister Cirillo bought us a puppy to be friends with our wolves. His name is Mister Happy. He’s a Saint Barnyard and still in our bedroom.” Kara pouts to match Katie. Jasper suppresses a laugh at her mispronunciation. “He’ll be sad without us.”

Russell looked into the rearview mirror, "Now we are being followed. I will send some more people over later tonight." Yasmine said "hello". Layne asked, "Uncle, is Serene Manor big?" "It was big, with flowers, grass, and a lake. You would have liked it." Layne asked, "Can we have a puppy?" Yasmine frowned, "Layne, what will happen to the puppy when we are only staying here for one or two months?" Russell smiled faintly and said, "It's okay, whether you take it with you or not when you leave. If you don't take it, I will take good care of it."

Their eyes locked, holding a steady gaze for seconds. “Do not cry, Puppy,” the man used his thumb to wipe away the tears trickling down Elena’s cheeks. “Save your tears for later,” he chuckled. “Please, I beg you,” Elena continued her plea, but her appeals seemed to fall on deaf ears. “Calm down Puppy, I have a surprise for you” The man smirked and cupped Elena’s cheeks.

What was supposed to be a simple dog kennel turned into a small wooden house, which could even be Anya’s playhouse, though it would be much bigger for her. The pet she decided to take home was so massive that it took up almost half of my apartment's space. Anya was such an angel she also bought him comfortable bedding and toys bigger than her dolls because she was worried small toys could choke the huge beast. Three days ago, there was only the pergola in the middle of the lush greenery in the backyard of the Bello's bungalow. It was my favorite place to breathe fresh air without direct contact with the sun. It was made of bamboo screen with vines crawling and a lattice roof in black, castin