keegan.Â
  TO HIS RELIEF, he gets the response he hoped for. âhey, donât get all defensive. i donât know your life.â he texts back the response, keeping his phone in hand as he walked towards where he would find happiness in the form of dogs. âferrets are rad. i can handle that.â he responds, considering ignoring the other part, but a SMALL part of him feels sympathy, because he mentioned his parents. âand hey, itâs fine. i donât really either. just my brother, who my parents never told me about, so. havenât spoken to them since i moved. we can start a club.â sentiment isnât the most common emotion for keegan, but even in the short amount of time heâs known juni, the boys soft nature relaxed his typically rude complex. sure, he was still â not the nicest, but he could recognize when he could help. âjust left. you wanna meet me by the diner ? âÂ
    â BARK ! â was the first thing that juniper yelled after he slipped on his shoes - two seconds later thereâs the australian ridgeback known as bark ruffalo running towards juniper. â hey there buddy, you ready to go outside ? i got a special treat for you. â his smile is wide & soon enough heâs attaching the leash to bark ruffalo before turning on his heel & walking outside. â iâm leaving right now & i should be close pretty soon. this dog is going to make me run a marathon. bark is so excited & i didnât even tell him weâre seeing you; i think he just has a feeling, â is what juniper sends as his next text before picking up his pace to keep up with his mountain of a dog.Â











