Wolfington Family

Unexpected Things

It was the day to return home with her beloved husband Mr.Wolf. For them, the best experience they have had, from enjoying the best beaches they have ever seen, seeing historical sites and many more.

The plane lands at the international airport without delays while the wheels of the landing gear touch American soil. Already on the conveyor belt and already past immigration, with their heavy backpacks, holding hands, finishing with her best friends with their suitcases, leaving with happiness having returned home to begin her new adventures again.

-Uff, finally at home!- said the gray canine walking with her through the exit door

-What a shame we would have enjoyed more time there. But well, work calls me- says Diane

-When we have a family or when we are free from work we can discover new horizons-

-Hopefully. Wait! I think I'm going to...-

Diane raises her arm towards her husband but he takes head and she faints in front of everyone, some gasp and others who had their cell phones recording from receiving their loved ones point towards Diane fallen on the ground making Wolf get scared and move her body to see if she would respond. Fortunately, a couple of paramedics were there and attended to the emergency, checking her for a pulse and whether she had one. Then they use a compact flashlight to open her eyes if her pupils react.

-Uhhhh, w-wh-what just happened?-

-You just had a faint, governor. But he's fine now. Just allow us to take her to our ambulance for some checks-

-No guys, I'm ok, for real I don't need more checks here-

-Ok if you say so, governor. You good to go-

-My love. You scared me- said the gray canine with a worried face

-I'm so sorry, honey. It wasn't my intention-

-It's ok, babe. Let's rest

About 3 days later, Diane went back to the office as usual, only this time, she felt groggy. She had a hard time getting up that morning, she didn't know why this time, she just figured some coffee will do the trick. Diane walked along side with her secretary, Samantha crawled up to her shoulder with a tablet in her hands. They may still be doing a little thieving now and again, but a beach house isn't cheap.

"What's on today's schedule, Sam?" Diane asked the young woman while taking a sip from her mug.

"You have a meeting at 1:30 with Luggins about those police reports, then a meeting with that school superintendent at 3:45 about getting a construction permit so they can rebuild the run down high school and you need to review the new state policies." Samantha replied while scrolling through her miniature tablet.

"Excellent. Pretty easy day." Diane said. "Especially after how sick I've been feeling lately." She mumbled to herself.