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âBecause when people profit from dogs instead of caring about their wellbeing it becomes problematic. Thatâs why adopting is on the uprise. Not saying that any dog isnât a good boy, or any shade to Seth. Yes⊠we.â She said stubbornly. âDo I? Do you really think that?â Vic furrowed her brows, it wasnât as if she didnât wanna give off that impression, but for some reason it stung. âOh. You think sheâd do that? I mean.â Come to think of it, he had a point. âIt wasnât an ego thing.â She simply stated as she reached to toy with her phone.
âThatâs kind of cylindrical, isnât it?â He of course, was trying to say cynical. He did look a little dumbfounded. âSo designers donât care about their dogs? -- Hang on. What did I do?â Keeping his face still, he only shrugged to express himself. âI mean, yeah. I always just kind of figured if you wanted to be with me you would. Itâs nothing on you, though. Weâre probably just not cut out for it.â He didnât want that to be true, but even Donnie couldnât stay in the dark forever. âThatâs something youâd have to ask her.â There was an elephant in the room Victoria wasnât aware of. And even when it wouldâve been smarter or fairer not to say anything, sometimes he had trouble shutting himself up. âMaybe sheâs overcompensating.â Slowly, he looked over at her. âIt wasnât? Then why?â













