wasn’t a good runner like Kodi, she did it just to play around. Luka had no choice, but to follow her immediately.

          Being an experienced creature in the wildlife, Luka quickly ran closer to her. When she almost reached her, Saba quickly turned left from behind him. The grey wolf must start from beginning once more due that sudden move. After almost slid down, he began chasing her again from behind. Although she was much slower, she had good agility. Luka knew he had to plan a strategy.

          While Saba was running happily, Luka followed her move. Instead from behind, he followed from beside. He then just kept close to her until suddenly, Saba turned right. Knowing it, Luka quickly passed her then stopped in front of her. The red husky was surprised, breaking but her paws still brought her to move forward. She then bumped him for second time, but the wolf still stood firmly.

          “Now…” Luka started, “Will you go back home?”

          “Fine, then…” Saba answered simply.

          Saba began turning around, heading to the town. Luka who expected some struggle was surprised to see the red husky just followed his request. Meanwhile he thought about it, he saw a smile across her face. Why she smiled in that way? Luka only could guess.

          “May I ask you something?” he suddenly asked, making Saba turned to him, “Why you can still smile after what happened? Why you still can feel safe although there might be danger threatening?”

          “Well, I don’t know for sure, but…” Saba explained, “I just believe that everything will be fine.”

          “You just believe?” Luka was uncertainly.

          “Yes, how about you?” Saba asked.

          Luka was silent for a minute. He didn’t respond at all. When they was near at outside of the town, he stopped. He then looked at Saba, motioning to many houses in front of her.

          “We’re here…” he started, “You can go home now.”

          “Thank you,” Saba replied, “By the way, thanks for playing with me before. That running game was so fun. Maybe, we can do it again.”

          While Saba began fading from Luka’s sight, he didn’t think what he was doing before was playing. He just did what he had to do. Actually, he learned much from that red husky. He learned about how to play, how to know fun. But, it seemed didn’t suited for him because playing meant unaware about everything around. Yet, he thought for one thing that was said by her. One thing he had forgotten.

          “Believe… I think I can’t believe…” he thought.