16-year-old Dawn became an orphan when her parents died in a car crash. She had been living in the orphanage for about 1 year until she got adopted by Tom Holland and her life changed forever.
This story is dedicated to MajesticWriter1 and @tom_haz
"I'm getting this one," Paddy states, pointing at a puppy who was pawing at the glass. The worker grabs the puppy and hands it to Paddy. I am looking around at the puppies and my eyes land on a small, cute, energetic, corgi.
"Hi little guy. What's your name?" I ask, pretending like he can respond. I slip my finger through the small hole in the glass and pet the puppy. He licks my finger. "Aww. If only I could get you,"
"You ready to go?" Paddy asks, holding the puppy.
"Yeah," I say sadly. I walk away from the puppy. I hear him whimper and it breaks my heart. Paddy and I walk out of the store. I see this woman playing with her dog. They both look so happy. I immediately turn around and head back into the store.
"Where are you going?" Paddy asks, he follows me in. I see the puppy and he sees me. He starts to wiggle his little tail and run around. The man gets the puppy for me. I hold the puppy in my hands and he licks my face.
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"Did you seriously get that dog even though your dad literally told you not to." Paddy states.
" Yeah, but look at his cute little face!" I coo.
Paddy sighs. "I swear, one day I'm gonna have to bust you out of jail."
"You may not have to wait so long," I state. Paddy laughs. "Wait we need food and supplies and all that," I state.
We go down the aisles of the pet store and get food, treats, and all that. We go down and I get my puppy everything he needs.
Bowls
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Leash and Collar
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