Officer Out of Uniform (Lock And Key book 2)
“How long had the deadly temptation been there?
He rose and carried it inside, telling Wolf to follow.
He quadruple-bagged the poisoned food in Ziploc bags before throwing it in the trash and emptying the can, taking the bag out to the bin by the curb, where Wolf wouldn’t be exposed to it. By the time he returned to the house, his jaw ached and he could feel his pulse pounding in his temples like a war drum.
Five years ago, he’d brought Wolf home as a pup. His training had started that day, and ...Henry had thrown himself into it, teaching the dog the right way to act, the right way to do everything, from his first lessons walking on a leash to bite work.
It was the closest thing to therapy he’d ever embraced, after the obligatory sessions he’d been put through while still in the Marine Corps. Giving Wolf a carefully-constructed set of rules and expectations had helped him forget that without the Marine Corps, he hadn’t known how to live his own life.
One of the first things he’d taught Wolf, per the instructions in the guard dog training book he’d bought on the day he’d brought him home, had been not to eat or pick up strange objects.MoreLess
He rose and carried it inside, telling Wolf to follow.
He quadruple-bagged the poisoned food in Ziploc bags before throwing it in the trash and emptying the can, taking the bag out to the bin by the curb, where Wolf wouldn’t be exposed to it. By the time he returned to the house, his jaw ached and he could feel his pulse pounding in his temples like a war drum.
Five years ago, he’d brought Wolf home as a pup. His training had started that day, and ...Henry had thrown himself into it, teaching the dog the right way to act, the right way to do everything, from his first lessons walking on a leash to bite work.
It was the closest thing to therapy he’d ever embraced, after the obligatory sessions he’d been put through while still in the Marine Corps. Giving Wolf a carefully-constructed set of rules and expectations had helped him forget that without the Marine Corps, he hadn’t known how to live his own life.
One of the first things he’d taught Wolf, per the instructions in the guard dog training book he’d bought on the day he’d brought him home, had been not to eat or pick up strange objects.MoreLess
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