The Big Chihuahua
“I said to the green-clad acolyte who guarded the entrance to the Dogawandan compound. “The famous Wolf Whisperer.”
“Really?” said the man. He had a bushy beard and long dark hair. His name tag said his name was Kale.
“Yes. And I’m sure Star will want to talk to him. He can help her with her wolves.”
We had pulled into the dusty parking lot of the Dogawanda compound around noon on Sunday, and Felix was waiting for us there, having driven up separately so he could leave after talking to Star. I d...idn’t know how long Pepe and I would have to stay to investigate.
Felix had made better time than I did, probably because Pepe wanted me to stop twice, once for a bathroom break and once to get him some beef jerky at a convenience store. It had been raining in Seattle, but as we came over the pass, the rain disappeared. The sky was blue overhead and the air had the spicy smell of warm pine needles.
“I will check with her,” Kale said. He walked a little bit away from us and pulled out a walkie-talkie.MoreLess
“Really?” said the man. He had a bushy beard and long dark hair. His name tag said his name was Kale.
“Yes. And I’m sure Star will want to talk to him. He can help her with her wolves.”
We had pulled into the dusty parking lot of the Dogawanda compound around noon on Sunday, and Felix was waiting for us there, having driven up separately so he could leave after talking to Star. I d...idn’t know how long Pepe and I would have to stay to investigate.
Felix had made better time than I did, probably because Pepe wanted me to stop twice, once for a bathroom break and once to get him some beef jerky at a convenience store. It had been raining in Seattle, but as we came over the pass, the rain disappeared. The sky was blue overhead and the air had the spicy smell of warm pine needles.
“I will check with her,” Kale said. He walked a little bit away from us and pulled out a walkie-talkie.MoreLess
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