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Harron Peasley · 11-22-2021, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Jade prided herself on having exceptionally well trained dogs. And they often were the most behaved whenever it came to dog parks or literally anywhere else, the leashes being an accessory rather than necessary, so this moment right now was all the more horrifying as Coconut was displaying a willful reluctance to listen.

That was until a blonde bloke played the role of the good Samaritan.

Hardly one to believe in the trope of a knight appearing on a white horse to save the day, Jade nonetheless dubbed this man her hero as his collection of the tennis ball and subsequent trot towards her did in fact discourage Coconut from continuing the dash into traffic. In fact, the dog was now whining and leaping all around his legs...which was presenting problems of its own since now the leash was getting all sorts of tangled up. The last thing she needed was for him to trip and fall because of his good deed.

"Yes, thank you," she breathed out in a heavy, but relieved, sigh as she took the ball back and promptly shoved it back into her bag. "Silly thing with a one track mind..." Tucking a bit of her long black hair behind her left ear, she knelt to scoop Coconut off the ground and cradled the dog in her arms like a baby, scratching the tummy while their tongue wagged out of the side of their mouth. "Thank you...again...most people these days have their heads so shoved up...." Pauses a moment to collect her words. "...their own business they wouldn't have noticed. So...thank you."

Leander couldn't help but chuckle a little, bending down slightly to fuss the dog behind the ears. He didn't mind getting tangled up in the lead - it was only a little thing, so he figured his chances of being pulled over by it where pretty slim. He straightened up when the woman picked the dog up and offered her another smile, and the dog another rub behind the ears. "They're cute, though. Do they have a name?"

"Nothing to thank me for," he managed, shaking his head as amusement pulled his lips up into a smirk. She was completely right, after all - most people were too busy in their own worlds. But he was always aware of his surroundings, of the people who might be watching him. Maybe he was paranoid, but it came in handy at times like these.

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Harron Peasley Mooncalf Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: The Losers Club Posts: 7,611 Hogwarts RPG Name: Gabriel Calderón Ravenclaw Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Tallulah Heavens Gryffindor Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Asher Coelho Ravenclaw Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Rory Monroe Stemp Slytherin Second Year x3	Sarah thinks I'm cute \| Shan's safe space. Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Jade prided herself on having exceptionally well trained dogs. And they often were the most behaved whenever it came to dog parks or literally anywhere else, the leashes being an accessory rather than necessary, so this moment right now was all the more horrifying as Coconut was displaying a willful reluctance to listen. That was until a blonde bloke played the role of the good Samaritan. Hardly one to believe in the trope of a knight appearing on a white horse to save the day, Jade nonetheless dubbed this man her hero as his collection of the tennis ball and subsequent trot towards her did in fact discourage Coconut from continuing the dash into traffic. In fact, the dog was now whining and leaping all around his legs...which was presenting problems of its own since now the leash was getting all sorts of tangled up. The last thing she needed was for him to trip and fall because of his good deed. "Yes, thank you," she breathed out in a heavy, but relieved, sigh as she took the ball back and promptly shoved it back into her bag. "Silly thing with a one track mind..." Tucking a bit of her long black hair behind her left ear, she knelt to scoop Coconut off the ground and cradled the dog in her arms like a baby, scratching the tummy while their tongue wagged out of the side of their mouth. "Thank you...again...most people these days have their heads so shoved up...." Pauses a moment to collect her words. "...their own business they wouldn't have noticed. So...thank you." Leander couldn't help but chuckle a little, bending down slightly to fuss the dog behind the ears. He didn't mind getting tangled up in the lead - it was only a little thing, so he figured his chances of being pulled over by it where pretty slim. He straightened up when the woman picked the dog up and offered her another smile, and the dog another rub behind the ears. "They're cute, though. Do they have a name?" "Nothing to thank me for," he managed, shaking his head as amusement pulled his lips up into a smirk. She was completely right, after all - most people were too busy in their own worlds. But he was always aware of his surroundings, of the people who might be watching him. Maybe he was paranoid, but it came in handy at times like these. __________________ ⇀ Standing now, calling all the people here to see the show_____________________________ Calling for my demons now to let me go ↽