Labradoodle On the Loose (2011)
“It was like someone was still screening short films onto the back of my eye, films about Doodle. Doodle drowned. Doodle in pieces. Doodle run over. Doodle in a bin liner. I abandoned bed and tried my hammock, and that must have worked because I had a dream about being on a sailing boat. There was a wave coming and it turned the boat over and I landed flat on my face on my bedroom carpet, with a bit of Lego pressed into my cheek. Not a great way to start the day.
I checked my phone straight away..., hoping for a message from Bee with a smiley face at the end. Nope. No messages from anyone. It was 7.14 a. m. What to do?
I got back in my hammock and swayed for a bit. Usually I like being on my own, but that morning, swinging from side to side worrying about Doodle, I didn’t like it at all. I even thought about going to get the evil Flo up. Thankfully Mum came in.
‘You’re up early,’ she said.
I grunted. Why do mums say stuff you already know?
‘I spoke to Bee’s mum last night,’ she said.MoreLess
I checked my phone straight away..., hoping for a message from Bee with a smiley face at the end. Nope. No messages from anyone. It was 7.14 a. m. What to do?
I got back in my hammock and swayed for a bit. Usually I like being on my own, but that morning, swinging from side to side worrying about Doodle, I didn’t like it at all. I even thought about going to get the evil Flo up. Thankfully Mum came in.
‘You’re up early,’ she said.
I grunted. Why do mums say stuff you already know?
‘I spoke to Bee’s mum last night,’ she said.MoreLess
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