Soapy Chicken | A Jenna's Dogs Fanfic

Chapter Three

Kermit knew that he would need to look for clues in order to find out where all the chicken and Irish Spring soap went. He knew a certain store that sold both, so he was going to go there first in order to sniff out all of the clues he needed. Kermit, Marbles, and Peach all walked to the back of the store.

The store didn't allow dogs like them which was very rude to begin with. Every time Kermit tried to walk into the store, someone who worked there would take him outside. No matter how hard Kermit cried, he wasn't allowed in. The three of them would have to be sneaky.

As Marbles Parker his suitcase on wheels somewhere, Kermit and Peach came up with a plan together that they could use. Kermit knew that all of the chicken was close to where a lot of employees worked, so that would be hard to get to, but all the Irish Spring soap was in the back. No one would most likely be there.

"This door seems to lead to the storage room. If we get out of the storage room, I believe we would be around where the soap is," Peach told Kermit as she peeked underneath.

"Does it look like anyone is near the door?" Kermit questioned.

"Nope. No one seems to be around this door. I think we can manage to open this without alarming anyone that might be in that room," Peach replied back, pushing her eye closer to the open space below the door.

"We'd just need to open that door," Kermit said.

"How are we going to do that?" Peach questioned.

"Hmmm," Kermit muttered as he looked behind himself. He held back a gasp when he saw that he had a tail. The tail looked small enough to him to fit the lock on the door. He might as well give it a try.

Kermit shoved some boxes to reach the lock on the door. He made sure he had enough room for his tail to fit under the lock. As he started to climb the boxes he had stacked, Marbles started to walk over.

"What the hell are you doing?" asked Marbles who was confused as fuck.

"This tail might work," Kermit replied back as he started to shove his tail into the lock.

"I don't think that'll—" Marbles tried telling Kermit, but he cut himself off.

Kermit only had to move his tail around twice. Once he did, the lock came off. Kermit and Peach knocked the boxes away as a small crack appeared in the door. Kermit used his small head to push open the door. The door was soon big enough to fit all three of them.

"Never mind then," Marbles mumbled as all three dogs walked inside.