And yet there was Caruso to deal with. Glancing at the dog, who sat in the back looking out, he saw that the animal’s coat was dry. Outside, it was still snowing, quite heavily now. “I’d hate to see Caruso go running off in the snow.” “Oh no, he shouldn’t be out in this,” Maribeth agreed. “Do you think he’d come in the house?” “That’d be okay with you?” “I like Caruso, and he seems to have good manners. We could keep him in the kitchen.” He had his doubts that the dog would be amenable, but he said, “Let’s give it a try. But roll down the garage door before we let him out.” She used the remote to do so, and then they both climbed out of the car and Mo let the dog out. Caruso sniffed his way around the garage, which was neatly organized. Shelving along one side held lidded plastic tubs with labels, the other side had folded-up garden furniture as well as a cord or so of split-up firewood, and at the end opposite the roll-up door there were tools and gardening stuff.
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