When Jay was about 1 years old he was abused by his dad and brother. When the police were called Hank Voight went to Jay's house and found one year Jay getting beat by his father and bother. His mother died a few months after Jay was born due to can...
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And a water bowl for Diesel
Hank's POV
Today is Jay's first day of Kindergarten I already let the school know that Jay has a service dog. He is excited and ready to learn. It is 6:30am and it is time for Jay to wake up and get ready for school. I am going to take him to school and the firehouse 51 is going to pick him up at school in the firetruck. Right now Jay is getting up and dress while I make breakfast. Breakfast is scramble eggs toast and bacon. He came down the steps 5 minutes later with Diesel right behind him. Also Jay learned how to put Diesel's vest on. I have his book bag ready with a water bowl for Diesel. After eating we got in the car. Jay is small for his age so he still has to sit in a car seat. Once we got to school I had to say bye to Jay.
Jay' POV
After I went into school the day went by fast before I know it was time go home. We went outside and I saw firehouse 51 waiting for me. So I ran up to them and hug them. Matt pick me up and put me in the truck he helped Diesel in the truck and getting himself in as well. I sat on his lap and Diesel by my feet. Matt dropped me off at the district because they got a call.
end of POV
Jay ran up the steps and in the district and to Trudy. Trudy hug him and buzzed him up to the main part of the district. When he saw Hank he ran up and hug him.
Authors note in my story you can start Kindergarten at four years old if you are ready.
