What Animal Is Tom Nook Novels & Stories

After a visit to the animal housing units, Tom had changed his opinion. Food animals were not mistreated. They were at peace in their enclosures. None of them were even aware enough to understand they were to be killed for food. "I remember everything about you." Tom felt heat spread across his face as he let his eyes caress John's face the way he wished he could touch him with his hands. "Thank you." Tom had no idea what he'd done to deserve the devotion John gave him, but he was grateful. All his best memories were of John. Perfect recall didn't equate to perfect memories. Tom was curious about the humans who had chosen to take them as friends.

Eventually, they would need the roads to make patrols. Vultures flew overhead cawing. He followed their path with his eyes. They'd come from a nest by the docks. He was surprised by the number of animals he had seen. With the radiation, he thought nothing would live up here. He'd checked in with Ellie describing each animal he saw and together they looked them up. So far he'd seen a rabbit, a cat, a fox, and a crested lizard of some sort. Tom wove his way on the crumbling sidewalk until he reached the restaurant that was their meeting place.

Mushu complained and gave Toma a pleading look. "Don't lay on things that aren't yours," Toma hissed. Mushu whimpered and then started to crawl onto Toma instead. "I'm not yours either!" Toma flung him off and onto the bedsheets. Mushu whimpered and then curled up on the bedsheets. "Toma," I mumbled. "Be nice. He could've shifted and fought you, but he's staying small." "Why should I be nice?" Toma asked. "He's the one that came into my territory."

I grabbed my charts and made my grand escape. I checked on Zoe at noon and found her angrily scrubbing out a kennel that once housed a large German Shepard that was currently frolicking in the back with some of the other pets. I cleared my throat behind her and wasn't surprised when she ignored my presence. “You should take a break,” I suggested, hoping that would open up the lines of communication. Nope.