β Scribed by Edie Bryant
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
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When Natalie, a small-town cop, finds a senile old man living in filth
with his puppy Bailey, she has to step in to get both the man and the
dog the care that they need. But she gets more than she bargained for
when she seeks out Christine, the old man's young daughter.
Christine
is a young author who has been out of touch with her father for many
years. But when she hears about the conditions he's living in, she steps
up to help. That includes taking care of Bailey. But by the time
Christine arrives, Bailey is already attached to the pretty police
officer who's been taking care of her. And although Christine knows
Natalie is straight, she finds her starting to get attached as well. But
will this complicated relationship be Christine's saving grace in this
awful situation?
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