Regretting the Wife He Threw Away

Chapter 567

Briony crouched down and picked up the packet of fruit chews.

Lucky placed his paw gently on Briony's hand.

She looked at him and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Woof! Woof!" Lucky barked at her, his voice even more urgent than before.

Little Nina came running over, one hand on her hip and the other yanking at Lucky's floppy ear. Her cheeks puffed up in anger, making her look just like a little pufferfish.

"Mommy, Lucky's being bad! I was nice and shared Mr. Ellsworth's fruit chews with him, but he wouldn't eat them and tossed them straight in the trash. When I scolded him, he went and tried to steal my whole packet!"

Briony was startled and glanced at Lucky. "Is that true, Little Nina?"

Lucky answered with two more anxious barks, spinning in frantic little circles and pawing at the ground, whining softly. Then he lunged again, trying to grab the fruit chews from Briony's hand.

"See, Mom! He's trying to steal them again!" Little Nina stamped her foot, on the verge of tears.

Lucky spun around and barked

"You're mean! We're not friends anymore! I'm never sharing my snacks with you again!

snatched the packet of fruit chews

lunged and clamped his teeth

both hands, her eyes brimming with

let go now!" Briony's voice

was usually the most obedient dog in the world, just clung stubbornly to the packet,

Lucky. He adored Little Nina and

promise, I

once, Lucky released

on her bottom, still clutching the packet

her up, rubbing her little backside with a mix of sympathy and amusement. Her feisty, spirited daughter was rarely bested but this time,

don't be et upset. Lucky is our good friend-he would never make you angry

sore backside, Little

at her with

is it because you don't want