Post by Twilight Black on Feb 13, 2009 11:08:31 GMT -5
At first his grin made her apprehensive. However, when he didn’t ask for her number she relaxed.
”Alright then. We’ll talk more then.” Twilight answered; her tone business-like. Already her mind was searching and sifting through all the things he…they… would have to do to get Heinrich’s house ready for the new canine. First thing to establish would be what personality traits would match Heinrich’s lifestyle. Man, I’m treating him just like a human, Twilight thought fleetingly before continuing planning the dog’s introduction into her house. Taking it slow with Heinrich would be good.
Ajax gave an impatient bark. Twilight smiled, rolled her eyes at her dog, and then turned back to Heinrich.
”Well if you will excuse me, I better be getting home.” Twilight excused herself. With a nod, she turned and walked to the gate, opened it, and left, followed by her dogs. Her aging van had waited patiently in its parking spot. As Twilight reached for the handle of the van door, all four dogs sat down, waiting to be invited back into the van. Twilight opened it wide, and waved to the inside. The four jumped inside, lounging in the back. Twilight slammed the doors, and went to the driver’s side. With an unhappy rumbling, the van started, reversed, and left the dog park behind.
”Alright then. We’ll talk more then.” Twilight answered; her tone business-like. Already her mind was searching and sifting through all the things he…they… would have to do to get Heinrich’s house ready for the new canine. First thing to establish would be what personality traits would match Heinrich’s lifestyle. Man, I’m treating him just like a human, Twilight thought fleetingly before continuing planning the dog’s introduction into her house. Taking it slow with Heinrich would be good.
Ajax gave an impatient bark. Twilight smiled, rolled her eyes at her dog, and then turned back to Heinrich.
”Well if you will excuse me, I better be getting home.” Twilight excused herself. With a nod, she turned and walked to the gate, opened it, and left, followed by her dogs. Her aging van had waited patiently in its parking spot. As Twilight reached for the handle of the van door, all four dogs sat down, waiting to be invited back into the van. Twilight opened it wide, and waved to the inside. The four jumped inside, lounging in the back. Twilight slammed the doors, and went to the driver’s side. With an unhappy rumbling, the van started, reversed, and left the dog park behind.
