right next to a drive in. Buddy saves a little girl from a pack of evil wolves that was about to eat her, and apparently he won the fight over the wolves. Antwan shook the thought in his head, and he kept staring at the wolf. “Um, hello?” said the black wolf, beginning to worry if this coyote has rabies.  “Oh, uh hello. What’s your name?” Antwan said, gulping in fear that the wolf would attack him. “My name is Keme, and if you haven’t notice, I’m a girl.” Antwan looked into Keme’s eyes, wondering if she is vicious or not, but it looks like should wouldn’t hurt anyone.

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Buddy looked out of the window in Ms. Betty’s room. He sighed, and spoke, “Betty, I hope Antwan is safe out there, but I think they got him and put him to sleep and start running testes on him. Also, do you remember when the Animal Control men came to our house last night? Well, they said Doctor Johnson was finish running the testes, and that they released him into, I think, Yellowstone National Park.” Ms. Betty just nodded her head, for that she didn’t want to wake up her newborn pups that were born three days ago. But she worried if the pups’ father was Antwan, the coyote that she loved and looked into. Soon, the family would have to take all nine pups to the vet, seeing what breed all the pups were. She would be afraid that they would give them away, for that she immensely loved her little pups. She hadn’t named them yet, but the family kept on thinking of ideas. She wanted Antwan to be here with her, enjoying this moment on naming the pups. Buddy turned around to Ms. Betty and said, “I’m gonna rescue Antwan.”

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Antwan and Keme were talking a while, trying to become acquaintances or friends. Antwan told her how he got here, and that he was looking for a pack to join, but all rejected him. “Oh, interesting,” Keme replied, sounding interested about being a coyote. “My pack all died by hunting against other wolves, since there isn’t much deer, caribou, or moose left.” Antwan nodded, but a question banged him. “I thought wolves love to eat humans!” he said with a jolt in his throat. Keme, halted, lowered her ears and bristled her fur on her back. She turned around to face Antwan, and she pinned him to the ground. “Okay, listen to this smart butt. I’m getting angry now that everyone thinks that we wolves love to eat on humans for no reason. Well, we don’t. Does it look like I want to eat an organ from a creature that shoots us for no reason?!” “Well, I thought you guys loved eating human organs.” Antwan said with a smirk. Keme pinned him down harder. “If you keep talking about this, I will eat your organs, and you would regret everything you have said.” Keme snarled, and Antwan felt a little sorry for insulting her and her species. Keme released him with her paw, and she walked toward a pond and lied down next to it. Antwan, feeling guilty, went over to her and comfort her by saying sorry. “Hey sorry for what I said. It’s just where I grew up; we never knew what the life was like for a wolf. I’m sorry for misjudging you so quickly.”  Keme looked up at Antwan, with tears streaming down her eyes. “It’s okay. I forgive you. I’m sorry too that I have reacted so meanly in that way. I should have cooled off first.” Her voice sounded cloggy and miserable, and Antwan lied down next to her. “No, you should’ve acted like that. I mean, I am a smart butt like you said…” Keme giggled and said, “It’s just, I hate how everyone thinks we’re evil, but we’re not. With out us wolves, nature wouldn’t be balanced out with out us.” Antwan nuzzled her, and for the rest on the night the two friends did nothing.

A couple weeks later, Keme and Antwan became just more than friends, but mates. The wolf was pregnant, and Antwan was becoming a proud father (or so he was already). The coyote went out hunting for small game, since by him self it would be hard to hunt big game. He came to the den where Keme laid, and he brought back some rabbits and squirrels. “I’m gonna go hunting again. Be right back.” Antwan said as he crawled out of the den, but then he met eye to eye with an old, German Shepard friend. “Buddy!” Antwan said as he jumped up and down. Keme crawled out of the den too to meet eye to eye with this ‘Buddy’. “Hello.” She said in a kind voice. “Um… hi.” The German dog said with a frighten voice of meeting this wolf. “Um, Keme, meet Buddy. Buddy, meet Keme.” “You’re a wolf….. But anyways, Antwan, come back home with me and Ms. Betty has important news for you. I have searched you all over, and I finally found you! So, are you ready to leave?” Buddy said in excitement. “Keme,” the coyote started and looked into her eyes, “I have to leave.” The black wolf nodded, and then said, “Okay….” “Really? I mean, are you sure?” Antwan said with shock. “Yes, but I have to come with.” Buddy and Antwan looked at each other, wondering what risk Keme is taking.

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Days passed, and the three arrived at the Holly Wood town. Up the hills of Holly Wood, Antwan told Keme to hide in some bushes, and she obeyed him. Then, Buddy and Antwan arrived at the house, and the two jumped over the fence, sneaked into the house, making no sound. Then, Antwan peeked his head through Ms. Betty’s door, noticing little playful pups at her side. “Well, are you ready to name them?” Antwan gulped then whispered, “Name them?” The French poodle rolled her eyes. “They’re our pups!”
The coyote’s eyes widen. “Oh shizz.” He said under his breath. He went over to her, counting all of the eight pups. “Wow, eight beautiful coyote- pups. Well, I will name four, and you will name four. So let me go first. That pup is Yomo, the one right next to him is Yoko, the one with floppy ears is Rocket, and the girl pup that looks like me is Kaliska.” Ms. Betty giggled, saying, “Cute names. Okay here are my names; the one with my looks is Mimi, the one right next to her is Petunia, the sly one right there is Foma, and that cute, playful girl right there is Chiego.” Antwan smiled, showing he loved the names, and he suddenly forgot about the black wolf, Keme. The night went on, and eventually Antwan hid in Ms. Betty’s closet so that the parents won’t find him in the house the next morning. All he was thinking about was beautiful pups he and Ms. Betty have at the moment.

I do not own any characters in my story. Only except for Keme and Yomo, Yoko, Kaliska, Rocket, Chiego, Foma, Mimi and Petunia. All of the other characters belong to the best author who originally created A Coyote’s in the House. I just wanted to honor this wonderful book by making a sequel (No matter how quick I made it!).

Buddy, Ms. Betty, and Antwan belongs to Mr. Elmore Leonard, who those characters respectfully belongs to him and not me.

Yes, there will be a continuation for this story.