Homesick puppies

[Master_Rollipolly]

Samuel looked down at the movies, taking in the words, as Lou layed down, a sad look on his face, feeling his daddy's sorrow. He looked up at him, just glance with his eyes, and let out a sigh of bordum. He didn't like it when his daddy or his master were sad, they were no fun and it meant he couldn't have fun either, or it did to him anyway. "I don't know....I know you can be a little irrational at times but maybe....maybe you guys did need a break, and besides, when you saw in London, he could have been on a mission and you were breaking the act, ya know." He was just throwing ideas out there now, trying to improve his friends thoughts of himself.

[ShadesofGrey]

"No, that wasn't a mission, not with the way that Paulie looked at that guy...." His voice strained a bit on that one showing that it still made him angry to recall that image in his head, it was still ever so clear. He petting Lou's head scratching behind his ear. Looking down at him and asking in an acusing tone. "What? What is it Lou?" He didn't want to bring down Samuel with his problems though. A slight sickening feeling ran through his body making him close his eyes for just a moments time.

[Master_Rollipolly]

Lou's head jolted up at the first sign of playfulness. He leaned against him, licking his face again, under his chin, on his cheek, his ears, anywhere he could get to him. oh yay! yay!! eveyrone isn't sad anymore. His gleeful whines seemed to translate to until Samuel stopped him seeing how Red was feeling. "Alright, I won't say anything else, okay." He grabbed a few of his best thrillers, putting the first on in and plopping down on the couch beside Red and Lou. He didn't mention anything else about it for the rest of the night, letting Red stay with him for as long as he needed. Samuel actually couldn't believe it, Red and Paulie, broken up for good, but he also had a little help since he kept getting texts that night about how to help with different viruses and questions about how red was doing. Maybe things weren't as bad as they seemed, maybe...