Rumah Puppy 소설 & 이야기

It would have plenty of room for a backyard so that our pups had a place to play once they got older. “Realistically, we’re looking at three months to have it completed. Having vampires on our team helps to reduce the wait time because they’re really damn fast when they want to be. How does that sound?” he asked us as he leaned against his truck. Three months was a lot sooner than we had anticipated. Without the vampires, it would have taken quite a bit longer. This was really going to happen. Our family would be moving into our own house. Then we would fill it with our love and memories. Our family home was our safe haven growing up, so I wanted that for our pups too.

I know they can’t possibly be family housing, as they aren’t big enough to house more than one or two wolves at most. The houses are done up in pale pinks, yellows, greens, and blues, and the small garden beds are some of the best growing and well-maintained within the pack. The houses look like something out of a storybook, and I can’t help but stare at them in wonder.

Something in my chest tightens slightly. I walk over. Open the door. And— “Oh my God.” Mara is standing there. Holding a puppy. An actual puppy. Golden. Small. Looking confused about life. “What is that?” I ask. She grins. “Your child.” “No.” “Yes.” “No,” I repeat, stepping back. “Take it back.” She walks in anyway. Of course she does. “He’s yours,” she says, placing the puppy gently on my couch. The puppy wobbles. Looks around. Then looks at me.

After all, Alex Smith was no alpha male. Sure, he’d be a little put out from the situation, but he always remained rational. She surveyed the living room filled with dogs. Lots of dogs. Puppies and mutts and purebreds and hound dogs. Some crowded the kitchen, bumping into tables as they ate their food and slurped water. Others kept up a furious pace as they explored their new home, sniffing in corners and moving from room to room. The wire-haired terrier chewed on a throw pillow. The black poodle jumped on the couch and settled down for a nap. The mutt looked

to getting the puppies a new home. “Gin! Look what I found,” I shout. Yeah it’s me being sneaky but I’ll take it. Within a minute there are four giggling little girls rolling around in the grass gently touching the mama as she nurses her puppies, and I can only stare down in approval. There’s no way the Alpha and Luna can evict them now! Dante is curled up in a ball watching the chaos and before I can help myself, I drop both our bags and then myself in front of him. I lean back into his softness and enjoy my new giant wolf pillow.

" Liam's voice carries across the room and I let his voice lead me to him as quickly as I can. I'm soon by his side and swallowing a lump that's stuck in my throat when I see the reason why he called us. There's a small dog crate in the corner of the room, I bend down to look inside and there's a small puppy inside, he looks scruffy and skinny and it's heartbreaking to see but what's even more heartbreaking is the sight next to the puppy. Oh hell no!

We showed them around and where they could stay. Liza wanted to stay in the packhouse, but it wasn’t big enough for her to stay there. The only ones that could stay there were Grayson and Ripley. There was only one room left and that room was for the pups. This time we started decorating it together and I loved how it turned out. We didn’t know if we should paint the room blue or pink, so we agreed on a soft green tone. I couldn’t wait to finally meet my pups. “There is one thing we have to discuss,” Ares said when we were on our way back home. Our home.

Nathan smiled when the puppy had rubbed its head against his thigh. 'How cute,' "I am not yet sure about it, but what I know is that she's... she's not her usual self these days," They talked for a little while before Harries bid her goodbye due to her work. Nathan sighed and went inside the pet shop. They must be in chaos, looking for this adorable puppy. "Oh? Is there no owner yet? Then... can I rehouse him?" His face lit up when he heard that the puppy doe snot have a family just yet. Nathan does not know why he suddenly wants to have a puppy.

Mummo winks at me, before taking off towards Vaari to speak with him. “I love Mummo, I hope to become half the woman she is,” I shake my head feeling my heart warm up, watching how she regards our new pack members who need help. “You will be Vixen, I can already see you becoming more like her every day, come,” Ryder chuckles, leading us into the pack house that is quite grand and modern. The pack house is like a small sandstone mansion, with beautiful dark wood floors, off white walls and furnished luxuriously, not near as rustic as Wolf Creek.

Their attention to details and screening process shows the love they have for each puppy. Before I place a five-hundred-dollar deposit to secure my spot on the long waiting list, I need to discuss this with Jackson and Kennedy. Both grew up with pets. They love dogs. Thinking about it now, I’m surprised they don’t own a dog. Jackson’s family owned two Siberian Huskies. I fell in love with them while living there. My queen bed felt like a twin as both large dogs slept nightly with me. They are the reason Pomskies interest me.