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With a new mission on its way, two jealous partners must find a way to work together. When cooperation fails between the rivals, the only challenge they could face was helpinb the one affected by this mis...
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It was your usual day in the small, island city of Adventure Bay. Children running and having fun at the parks, and adults doing their usual jobs.
Some of these adults included the ones apart of the P.P.C.U. The PAW Patrol City Unit. The biggest help in this small city. It was made up of seven main members. Chase, Marshall, Skye, Rubble, Zuma, Rocky, and Ryder– The leader and founder.
They had the most important job: Protect and help the city of Adventure Bay. They did their job as well as you can possibly imagine. Of course they had to make accommodations for a certain member, but they did their job very well.
Today, their mission was to help the Mayor's chicken once again. She was stuck in the bell of the City Hall. They raced to the scene, bringing Chase, Marshall, and Ryder. They had Skye on speed dial in case they needed help from the skies.
They do their usual and save the day once again, remaining victorious and celebrating with the spectators of their heroic efforts. After being thanked and honoured, they headed back to their "home."
They all sat in the big room they liked to call the movie room and watched a few episodes of their favourite film: Apollo the Super Pup before falling asleep.
While the others slept, their leader remained awake. He was looking through the mail they had received, muttering the words on the envelopes to himself. He sighed as he searched through the thousands of envelopes that laid on the table in front of him.
"I know they sent a letter," He muttered to himself as he stared at the two separate piles he made. He tapped his foot gently on the ground before going through the envelopes once again.
After minutes of searching, he found what he had been looking for. It was an envelope addressed to him, sent from a place miles away. The person who sent the letter was none other than his mother. She warned him of something serious happening within the family, and urged him to come over to them to help in the situation.
With no further thoughts, he quickly put the letter back into the envelope and brought it with him as he packed a bag and threw on a hoodie. He forgot to leave a note in his rush as he left the lookout, heading to his family's city.
