Flying high with you

Part 16. were outta here.

An. I know it has been a very very long time. But, this is the last chapter. Thank you all for sticking with me and don't forget about all of my other books. Check them out! So, here is the last chapter. Hope you all like it.

I felt......funny. My head spinned as I slowly opened my eyes. I saw the roof of the bus and a familiar face. "Lucky?" I asked. The pup waged his tail. "Hey camp. How are you feeling?" I just gave a thumbs up before putting my hand against my head. "What happend?" I asked, felling my head throb. "You hit your head on the mirror right on your head. You started bleeding badly so, I put you to sleep." Ryder yelled. "And you should be more careful." I looked up to a window with not a tree in sight. "Oh yeah. I forgot to tell you. We are out of the woods. Might have taken an hour, but we made it." Lucky wagged and wagged. If i had a tail, it would have waged a hole in the bus within a second. "Thank God. And, how's that wolf?" I asked. "Oh, he's fine. A couple of scratches and scare, but he'll live." We all smiled as the bus stopped. "Ok. We're here." I sat up to see my house, the paw patroller, and one angry wolf standing at my door step with other wolves gathered around the house. "Aaaand, here we go again." Said ryder. "WAIT! Let me speak with him." Said the wolf. And without an answer, he got up and limped out the bus and up to the wolves. They talked for a little bit before the wolf comes back to the bus. "He has made a treaty with you." Said the wolf. "As long as you promise to keep it too." The pups growled. "Are you serious? After killing countless lives those worthless animals want to make a piece treaty? No. No way this is happening." Said ryder. "Sure. I'll agree." I said. The pups and ryder looked at me in shock. "Infact, ryder, you should to." Ryder looked even more stunned and just stared. "Well, unless you want a fight, more deaths, and even global consequences, I'd rather have piece than to go to war. Don't you think so to?" I asked. "Uh, yes. Yes I do. I agree." And with that, the wolf noded, and walked back to the pack. "Are you crazy? Your doctor should see you like this. Or you've always been insane." Ryder said to me. I looked at the wolves, at the pups, at ryder, and then at the forest. "Like I said, I'd rather have piece than war." And without any further words, I walked out of the bus with my pups following close behind. The wolves parted ways and let me in. Before I closed the door, I yelled "OH! AND GOOD LUCK DEALING WITH THE BEARS!" Then, closed the door.

It has been over 27 days since I was in contact with the paw patrol. We healed our mental and physical health and started going back to normal. The wolves have been nice to us, and the local animal populations have increased. Just yesterday, a baby foul was born. I already put out a trail cam to check up on it.  Yep, life has been normal. Really peaceful, and I vouched to get a first officer license before I get on another plane. But I guess, ryder was right about something. I should be more careful.

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