Looking at him just lifts my heart.” The very next day Polly juggled her cell phone and adjusted the stack of papers clutched under her arm to walk down the sidewalk of the historic section of Baconburg, hoping to find more places that would post the lost-dog flyers. She glanced down at the golden-brown dog trotting along on a leash at her side and smiled. “I honestly don’t know how I am going to deal with not seeing him every day but that’s probably what needs to happen. It’s a small town, so I’m told it will be nearly impossible, but I’m going to have to find a way to avoid him.” “I can’t believe it. One day in good ol’ Baconburg and you meet a great guy with all this baggage attached.” Polly certainly did not think of Sam’s family or the issues they had with the dog as “baggage,” but before she could set her sister straight on that, she needed to make one thing clear. “I was talking about Barkley, the little dog I found.” “I know you were and I was talking about the great big man you found.”
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