The young 6 month old American Eskimo pup was placed into a kennel. She whined and scratched at the gate.She then sat down and let out a mournfoul howling corus.

Nicolette Walsh was new here, but she'd decided that she might as well peruse the pet offerings. Her brother, Damien, would be coming along shortly, but until then... she needed something for companionship. As the slender young woman slowly walked down the aisle that seperated the cages, she peered into each cage carefully, reading the tags attached.

Nic wanted a small dog, something that she could carry and pamper. As she came upon the cage holding Roxy, she clapped her hands together delightedly. How adorable! The tiny, fluffy white pup was the cutest thing... she had to have her.

As the young attendant came and unlocked the kennel door, Nic scooped up the white fluffball, cooing and petting her. She turned to the boy, "I want this one." He nodded, and escorted her to the front area, where the young woman filled out the necessary paperwork, Roxy still cuddled in her arms. "Come on, little darling. Let's go buy you a bunch of stuff." Nicolette said, for she more than enough money to spend on this little puppy.

The little puppy ended up going to the bathroom rigt before she was picked up.She then lapped at the girls face and wriggled happily.

it's a sin with no name
like a hand in a flame
and our senses proclaim
it's a dangerous game.

Nic cuddled the squirming pup, giggling softly as it licked her face. She hadn't really felt like laughing in a long while, but the little furball in her arms was changing that. "Oh, aren't you just so precious! You adorable widdle thing..." She cooed, giving the pup a gentle squeeze. "Let's watch the make-up though." Nicolette said, lowering the pup away from her face, still cradling Roxy in her arms.

Hmm- where would they go now? Nic still needed to get settled somewhere. They'd better allow dogs! "Come on, Roxy doll, we're going to go find us a home." She said, still standing in the front of the dog pound.

"and our sense proclaim... it's a dangerous game."