â˘Ever since she left the pirate life behind her, loneliness has taken control over Andrea. One night stands did little to alleviate the ache, only relieving her pain momentarily. She had never been one for friends. It hadnât bothered her much up until this point because she used to always have at least one person around, be it her parents or her crew.
Now where was she? Sitting alone in her dingy apartment. She supposed she could go out dancing or drinking, but even Andrea was growing tired of the same old routine. Her jobs were unfulfilling and her only hobbies were becoming mundane as well.
Deciding on a walk to clear her head, Andrea put her hair in a braid and headed out. There wasnât much nature in Leuda, so she opted to walk along the street and sightsee some shops. What else was there really to see?Â
Something inside of her compelled her to stop in front of the pet store. She had always wanted a dog. Not one of those small, yappy dogs though. She much preferred the bigger dogs. Maybe not too big that she couldnât control it. What was she thinking? She couldnât get a dog. Not in her tiny apartment. Well, she didnât have much furniture so there was some space...No, no, out of the question. There was no way she was getting a dog. It couldnât hurt to look though.
Andrea passed by the cats, not at all interested in the evil, little creatures and headed to the dogs. There were all sorts of animals, including some she thought it was illegal to own, but what did she know about the law?
The puppies were cute, but Andrea wanted to see the big dogs. There was a black lab, a golden retriever, a doberman, and a German shepherd. Although she liked the doberman, it was the German shepherd that really caught her eye. Maybe it was a bit on the nose for her, but she couldnât help it. Those pointed ears, those round brown eyes, that big black snout, and that beautiful fur coat. It was exactly the kind of dog Andrea had always wanted.Â
When she looked into those chocolate eyes pleading at her, she knew she couldnât leave without that dog. Impulsively, Andrea tracked down an employee and asked how much for the dog. In a stroke of good luck, she remembered the coupons she won from the casino and miraculously still had in her pocket. The new price was very much appreciated because of the money she had spent on voyages recently.
After signing an adoption form, Andrea was out of there with her new friend. It wasnât until she arrived back at the apartments, that she realized she didnât even know if pets were allowed. Well, she thought, might as well wait until she was told otherwise.
âThis is your new home...â she said to the dog she was now realizing she needed a name for. Almost immediately, it came to her. âUlf.â This name, meaning wolf, would symbolize a new life for the two. No longer would they be lone wolves.
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