Llewellyn shook his head, “Think nothing of it, Lauri. I’m happy to help, you know. I’m just sorry that it happened at all.” He responded with a small frown. He didn’t like for someone he cared about to be troubled like this. Clearly, whatever was missing was important to her, and the sooner he helped, the better in his opinion.
Plus, haste was usually how he worked. Letting trails go cold could mean turning up empty-handed. “Tell me what happened? And uh- what’s missing?” He asked carefully, giving Pretzel the signal to sit and wait. The little hound wasn’t really sure what was going on, of course, he just knew he was getting a surprise walk and that his friend Lauri-Ell was here. Though the pup seemed to sense that someone was upset, tilting his head with a small whine in greeting at the woman, choosing to sit at her feet instead of Llewellyn’s. Pretzel had been good at knowing when people were distraught, all the way back to when Llewellyn had got him at the Sphere.
Which was, of course, part of why the basset hound had been given to him. Something to help settle his nerves and help him deal with some upsetting things that had happened.
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Plus, haste was usually how he worked. Letting trails go cold could mean turning up empty-handed. “Tell me what happened? And uh- what’s missing?” He asked carefully, giving Pretzel the signal to sit and wait. The little hound wasn’t really sure what was going on, of course, he just knew he was getting a surprise walk and that his friend Lauri-Ell was here. Though the pup seemed to sense that someone was upset, tilting his head with a small whine in greeting at the woman, choosing to sit at her feet instead of Llewellyn’s. Pretzel had been good at knowing when people were distraught, all the way back to when Llewellyn had got him at the Sphere.
Which was, of course, part of why the basset hound had been given to him. Something to help settle his nerves and help him deal with some upsetting things that had happened.