Soapy Chicken | A Jenna's Dogs Fanfic

Chapter Eight

Kermit studied the photograph. He didn't know who any of these people were from what he saw. He did notice that all of them were in black cloaks and held happy Birthday balloons on their left land. In their right hand, they had a weapon there. The weapons changed from a gun to a ballon animal.

Marbles and Peach walked over, also looking at the photograph. All of them were confused. The majority of people had their hoods up, making it hard to fully recognize what they looked like, but someone in the background did have their hood fall over. Even then, Kermit just couldn't tell who that person was. The person looked like any average guy.

Jessica came back. She had some chicken in a plastic baggy. It wasn't cooked yet, but Kermit knew that Jenna could do that when they get home. Jessica also had a backpack that was small enough for a dog.

"Since you no longer have your human disguise, I thought you might have needed this to carry your stuff," she told Kermit as she put the backpack on him since he wasn't going to do it. The backpack was cute as fuck on Kermit.

"Thank," he replied.

Jessica shoved the chicken she had in the backpack. Peach came over and gave Jessica the Irish Spring soap. She then proceeded to put the Irish Spring inside the back. Jessica was about to close it until she saw the photograph Kermit was still looking at.

"You want me to put the photograph in also?" questioned Jessica.

"The photograph could be important," Peach commented.

"It doesn't really give us any detail, expect for that one shithead in it," pointed out Marbles.

"Someone else might know who the person is," she replied.

Kermit looked at Jessica Messica. "Put it in," he barked. Jessica nodded as she slipped the photograph before zipping it close.

"Thank yuh so much!" Peach barked to Jessica.

"Shut the hell up, Peach," Marbles growled quietly to himself.

"You should be taken to the exit now. I'll lead you to one that's around," Jessica told the dogs. As soon as she walked off, the three dogs followed behind Jessica.