Ellison And Joycelyn: A Love Beyond The Rules

Chapter 34

Chapter 34

Joycelyn finished packing her things and headed to the underground parking garage to drive her car just as she unlocked it, a small dog’s bark suddenly came from beneath the car. She crouched down to see what was going on

Under the car, a tiny, soaking wet, and dirty little white stray dog was huddled. When it saw Joycelyn, it barked nervously “Woof Woo!”

“Shh, it’s okay, I won’t hurt you,” Joycelyn said softly, trying to calm the little dog.

The puppy shrank back under the car, shivering all over. Its large, round eyes were fixed warily on Joycelyn. The two of them just stared at each other for a few seconds.

The dog stopped barking, curling into a ball, still trembling. Seeing it so scared made Joycelyn feel sorry for it.

“Wait here. I’ll get you something to eat,” Joycelyn said, not sure if the dog could understand her.

She quickly put on a mask and went back to the cafeteria to buy some corns. When she returned, the puppy was still hiding under her car.

She pushed the corns toward the little dog. “Here you go. Once you’re full, you’ll feel warmer and won’t be so scared.”

The puppy must have been starving. It slowly crawled out, sniffed the food, and then began eating eagerly. In no time, it finished the coms.

Once it had eaten, the little dog seemed a little braver. It wagged its tail and walked over to Joycelyn, seeking affection. Her heart melted, and she crouched down to gently pet it.

The puppy was well–behaved, its tail wagging nonstop. It was clear it was innocent and trusting–just one meal had won it

over.

“Did you hurt your paw?” Joycelyn asked, noticing the dog’s limp..

The puppy didn’t seem to feel any pain; it just kept wagging its tail and smiling at her.

Joycelyn had been in a bad mood earlier, but now she felt instantly cheered up. “If you want, I can take care of you. I’ll bring you home, okay?”

The puppy looked up at her, wagging its tail even more enthusiastically. It made a soft, whiny sound, almost like an answer. “Alright, I’ll take that as a yes,” Joycelyn said, scooping the little wet dog into her arms and using her jacket to cushion the

seat.

the puppy that she forgot

pet hospital and had the puppy checked out.

learned how to properly care for a dog. She also bought a bunch of

little one.

Ellison would be getting off work soon, She thought he might have

back to her car. “Rocky, sit tight.

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Chapter 34

speaking, her phone rang. It

I’m on my way back. Are you home yet?” Joycelyn

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heading back now, should be there in about half an hour,” Ellison replied from his car, casually playing with a platinum ring he had just picked up at a jewelry store.

on the road now, Joycelyn said before hanging

the passenger seat, its fluffy fur looking

moment, she almost sent Ellison a photo to let him know about the new addition. But then she hesitated, thinking, “What if he doesn’t agree to keep

and he doesn’t want it, maybe, seeing how cute and clean it is, he will be more willing to accept it. With that thought, Joycelyn decided to just

go home,”

wagged its tail happily and barked in response.

what life would be like once she had the puppy–spending time with Ellison would be less awkward and more

she spotted Ellison’s black Bentley ahead. She followed closely behind and briefly flashed

Grant is behind us,” William noticed Joycelyn’s car and informed Ellison.

the ring back into his suit pocket.

into the garage, one following the other. Ellison got out of his car

hopping out of her car with cheerful, quick steps. She opened the passenger door, picked up the puppy. and cradled it in her arms.

keep it?” She asked, beaming as she looked at him, her eyes full

the pair. His usually calm and composed features stiffened,

her smile faltered, turning into a nervous,

said it’s perfectly healthy and clean…” Her tone shifted from bright and excited to more hesitant, as if she was

realized that Ellison, who wouldn’t even let his phone come to bed, probably wasn’t too fond

at Ellison with a mix of confusion and unease. The little dog

was low and tense. “Where

kind of cute,” Joycelyn replied earnestly, a little defensive. “I found it under my car.