Flynn's Firecracker by Dale Mayer

Author:Dale Mayer [Mayer, Dale]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Military, Romance, Fiction
ISBN: 9781773360348
Amazon: B06Y2Q7B4G
Goodreads: 34834036
Publisher: Valley Publishing Ltd.
Published: 2017-05-16T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

She had the answer to that question a few minutes later. Somehow, from a completely different direction, they arrived at the shelter. Everything looked the same from outside. She had literally grabbed her purse as she’d bolted after Flynn and the police. Now she stared at the house, wondering if the asshole who’d followed them had been here first.

She had to check on her animals. She hopped out of the car and approached the front door. Everything looked the same as she’d left it. She unlocked the door and walked inside with Flynn right at her heels.

She knew he was still phoning Logan. The fact that there was no answer really bothered him. Her too. She’d hate for somebody else to get hurt. She didn’t care who this guy was after, he had no business taking out anyone.

She’d left the dogs in the dog run. The house appeared to be fine. Keeping close to Flynn, they walked out to check the animals.

The cats were sleeping, not even noticing she’d been gone, she suspected. The dogs barked as soon as they heard them approach. Once they saw it was Flynn and Anna, they barked in joy, jumping and whining. She opened the pen and walked inside, bending down to give both a cuddle, still missing the little ones she’d found a good home for earlier. She still had her evening work to do. The rabbit and hamster needed pellets and new hay for their cages. And the snake–maybe Flynn would feed him.

“Let’s get this dealt with,” she said quietly. “Hopefully by that time, Logan will show up.”

“I’m calling Levi first.” He walked a few steps away and connected with somebody from the compound.

She turned her attention back to the animals. She had so few here right now. She quickly changed the hamster’s sawdust, gave it fresh water and food, did the same for the rabbit and walked into the cat house.

She sat down on the floor, and the cats came over for attention. As much she liked to believe they were fine on their own, they needed human contact just as much as any other animal. She wondered if she were up to having them all in the house. There were four here though. She could consider keeping them, the two dogs, hamster, and rabbit and be done with the shelter. No way would she keep the snake.

Her attitude to the place had changed. Since finding Jonas in the shed, it just wasn’t the same anymore. Maybe what she needed was a different location, though that cost money. Not something she had a whole lot of. Her property was worth a lot more now than when she’d first bought it, and the area had grown up around her. It was also a large lot, and the developers would be all over her for it. If she moved out of town though, would it impact how many animals were adopted? She had no idea. It would certainly be a longer trip to the vet, but she didn’t have to move that far.

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