Timmy looked up and smiled at me wagging his tail,softly barking.' I love you too boy.'I
got to my feet and followed him, Timmy looked
between like a Scottish dog and shaggy,we went
outside,my name is Jen by the way or Jenny,I got
Timmy as part as my divorce from my husband Nick while he got Scott,my our son.Timmy stopped and started barking,louder this time,' Another bone
you want to show me,go ahead show me.' Timmy started digging, I thought it was a small hole but he kept on digging until it was body sized,
suddenly he pulled out Scott, I gasped,' Aren't you suppose to be with your father.' I ask as he stood getting up to his feet.' I was until your dog told me you were in trouble,he grabbed me and bought me here and started burying me,do you have a phone I need to call dad,bad dog,'Scott said entering the house,watching him enter the house I turn to Timmy,padded him on the head,'Don't listen to him,that gives us a couple hours until his dad gets here,I'll make him his favorite dinner and wait. 'Timmy to the rescue.'The dog filled in the hole then followed Scott and his master inside. He was happy . end
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