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justlurkinghere) wrote2012-09-15 10:14 am
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Creepy Old Abandoned Mansion on Phoenix Way, Saturday Morning
Derek had actually had three puppies stick around in his house after Thursday. Not that he'd wanted them or anything, but they hadn't gone away.
Or left him alone.
And they kept eating his food.
But today? Today there was only one puppy left. In the middle of the night, two of the puppies had left to go find a better place. Possibly some sort of Alpha herd of teal deer. And that got Derek's abandonment issues all up in a tizzy.
Which was possibly why he was allowing that last dog to stay. Even though it looked like a genetic experiment between a dog and a ball of cotton. It was just so fluffy.
He stared down at the dog, trying to will it into being something more intimidating so that allowing it to stay wasn't such a chore. The dog attempted to gnaw on his jacket in response. Look, it was a puppy. Puppies are about as smart as a very hungry rock.
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Or left him alone.
And they kept eating his food.
But today? Today there was only one puppy left. In the middle of the night, two of the puppies had left to go find a better place. Possibly some sort of Alpha herd of teal deer. And that got Derek's abandonment issues all up in a tizzy.
Which was possibly why he was allowing that last dog to stay. Even though it looked like a genetic experiment between a dog and a ball of cotton. It was just so fluffy.
He stared down at the dog, trying to will it into being something more intimidating so that allowing it to stay wasn't such a chore. The dog attempted to gnaw on his jacket in response. Look, it was a puppy. Puppies are about as smart as a very hungry rock.
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Besides, he had no other weekend plans.
He frowned and sniffed the air as he tapped on the door. either someone was visiting, or Derek had a dog now.
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"Jack." Please ignore the fluffy puppy.
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"Hi, Derek," he said as an afterthought, without glancing up. Jack didn't usually fall to pieces over an animal, but apparently puppies who looked like balls of cotton were an exception.
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"It's from those balls and won't go away." Like the other two.
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"Really?" Jack asked, and frowned. "I found a little beagle, but it didn't last past the end of the day. I guess this one just wanted to live with you."
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Derek just sighed, trying to glare it into submission.
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Also, if Derek didn't scratch the belly soon, he was going to. The dog was that damn cute.
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To keep it from doing something stupid.
Oh god, it just looked so emasculating there.
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He couldn't help it. He laughed, staggering back to sit on some random piece of furniture so he wouldn't fall over.
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That mental image wasn't helping much, no.
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"No. Just Christmas ornaments as far as I can tell."
Because that was a given in an abandoned house.
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"Wonder who lived here before you," he mused idly.
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"Long gone," Derek replied, leaning against the wall due to lack of chairs. "Are you here for a reason?"
Wow, way to suck at politeness, Derek.
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The puppy had seized his hand on his own; for a cotton ball, its teeth were surprisingly needle-like.
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"She understands now," he said in that uncomfortable way all little siblings got when remembering the torment.
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"Ah," he said instead. "In that case, I'll be out of your way as soon as your friend lets go of my hand." A pause. "Have you named him yet?"
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