Sharon Carter (
from_the_outside) wrote2023-09-06 09:14 am
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[ Brooklyn ] a visit to the vet
Getting Bucky to agree to the chip had been like pulling teeth, but he'd eventually given in. Neutering had been a whole other conversation, and she's still not sure he's totally on board with the idea.
But agree to the chip he had, and an appointment had been made, and now she's waiting by the door of the apartment, checking the time as Bucky wrangles an unsuspecting Alpine. "Baby, do you need some help getting him in the carrier? We've got to get going."
Picking the vet had been a whole other adventure, but they'd finally settled on one nearby that had glowing reviews from multiple pet owners. Still, she thinks Bucky's more nervous about the whole idea than Alpine himself.
But agree to the chip he had, and an appointment had been made, and now she's waiting by the door of the apartment, checking the time as Bucky wrangles an unsuspecting Alpine. "Baby, do you need some help getting him in the carrier? We've got to get going."
Picking the vet had been a whole other adventure, but they'd finally settled on one nearby that had glowing reviews from multiple pet owners. Still, she thinks Bucky's more nervous about the whole idea than Alpine himself.
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The dog’s tail thwacks against the couch cushions.
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Alpine stays where he is on Sharon’s lap, allowing himself to be petted while he watches the dog.
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The pit bull gives a startled whuff and pulls away, blinking in confusion as Sharon laughs.
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"I wouldn't want them both to get surprised," Sharon points out. "Maybe we shouldn't throw things for Alpine before they've gotten used to each other."
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He can’t help but be proud of the little cat’s determination, and it shows in his tone.
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"Honestly, baby, I feel like I'm dreaming."
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Hopefully she won't wake up to a world where none of this happened, but sometimes she still wonders if this is all a dream, and she's still in Madripoor, alone.
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"I know the feeling."
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"Sometimes I still think none of this can be real," she murmurs. "It's all too good."
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Completely. Without holding back. It would break her in a way the city itself had never managed. "I never want to see that place ever again."
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"Never again," she murmurs. "I'm home now. With you."
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Leaning up, she kisses his cheek, gentle. "I just want you to know how happy I am, baby. You make me so happy."
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