I had company for a while. He had dark hair and didn't say much, except when people came to visit us.
Then he shouted. He'd shout and shout. He wanted them to take him with them.
The problem was, when he did, the others on our row would shout too, until I was just fed up. I tried to get him to be quiet. I think I frightened him.
Back to solitary confinement.
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All Light That Does Not Waver: A Dog's Story
General FictionIt is our best friends that are fated to watch us flare, like suns, and fade.