Scoob! (OC Insert)

Chapter 10

Alexis's POV

Scoob had just got his suit on, and I must say, it looks awesome. But the thing that was hard for Scoob and Shaggy was that Scoob had to take off his collar. Shaggy allowed Scoob to take it off, but he still felt left out. I know what it feels to be left out.

While Shaggy and Blue Falcon were at who-knows-where and Dee Dee and Dynomutt were trying to find the third skull, Scoob and I were playing around for a while. I actually enjoy Scoob's company. He's a good dog and a best friend.

Our attention then went back on Dee Dee when she said something.

"Dyno, what do you got?" She asked.

"The signal's too weak. I can't lock in the exact coordinates," Dynomutt stated.

"I'm gonna cross-check the triangulation pattern," Dee Dee said as she started typing on a holographic console.

"Oh! Super cool," Scoob said.

"Better than bowling, huh?" Dee Dee then asked.

I then looked over at Shaggy to see him looking left out. I don't like seeing him like that. It makes me kind of sad.

I then went in his direction and sat down on a chair beside him.

"Don't feel left out just because they say Scooby is 'so important,'" I told Shaggy.

"But, like, how do you know what it feels like to be left out?" Shaggy asked me.

"I know exactly what it feels like, Shaggy. I should know. I'm an orphan," I told him, telling him my secret.

"You're an orphan?" Shaggy then asked.

"Yup. At least that's one thing you know about me. I've always lived in the alleys, not going out often, only going to the bowling alley whenever I felt lonely. That's my life," I explained.

"Oh, man. I feel bad for you," Shaggy said with a bit of sympathy.

"Yeah, well, I feel bad for you too, Shaggy. I don't like seeing people sad or left out. Just, try not to feel so left out. Scoob's your best friend and would always be with you no matter what," I told Shaggy.

"Thanks, Alexis. That, like, makes me feel better," Shaggy said with a smile.

"You're welcome," I said.

At least I made someone feel better.