When Love Comes to Town: Trouble Maker

Talha and Tamrin continued to walk. Without knowing something great would be brought upon them. Not great as in good but great as in deadly and big. Talha Smiled at Tamrin and began to gallop towards the outskirts. Tamrin chuckled and followed her. He tackled her and nuzzled her. She smiled and laid her head down. The stayed in the position for a while smiling and gazing into each other’s eyes. Talha moved out from under him and headed back towards town. He got up shaking his pelt and followed her. He smiled as she turned and looked at him. She giggled and ran towards Bittsy’s house. When they reached her house they found her crying on the porch. Her head was in her paws and her tail was wrapped around her haunches. Talha gasped lightly and quickened her pace galloping towards her.

“Bittsy are you okay?” She asked in a whiney voice. Bittsy shook her head.

“No, Tucker and I broke up today and now I’m embaresed.” She sobbed not looking up. “I didn’t want to break up with him.” Tamrin walked up and sighed short. Talha looked at him and drooped her eyes.

“Well, honey I’m real sorry.” She said in a comforting voice. “How about you come over to my house?” She asked looking at Tamrin who was shaking his head. Bittsy smiled and stopped crying she looked at Talha and giggled lightly.

“You would do that? For me?” She asked astonished. Talha nodded and smiled nudging her and walking over towards Tamrin. Bittsy followed with her eyes closed in a smirky way. Tamrin rolled his eyes and walked after the two. He sighed and nudged Talha. She looked at him and smiled. It took them about ten minutes to get there and Bittsy was the first to walk in Talha’s house. Talha told her she would be right in and Bittsy nodded and walked towards the fireplace and laid down.

“What are you doing?” Tamrin asked with concern and a hint of anger in his voice. Talha rolled her eyes.

“Well, I’m not going to be a jerk cause I can’t take care of my friend. She is my friend and I know how she can be.” Tamrin rolled his eyes. “Trust me, I know what I’m doing. You just go home and I’ll take care of her.” Talha assured her mate. Tamrin sighed and turned after nuzzling her and trotted down the dirt road and to his house. Talha sighed and began to think before walking into the house. When she walked in the living room she saw Bittsy on the couch half asleep. Talha held in a laugh and shook her head walking into the kitchen. There was uneaten dog food in her dog bowl. She walked over to it and began to eat. She sighed when she was finished and walked into the room Bittsy was in. She hopped on the couch beside her friend and laid down falling asleep. Two hours passed and Talha felt a kick in her back. She yipped and jolted awake, it was Bittsy who had kicked her. Bittsy hurried over and put a paw across her mouth and pointed over to the door not apologizing. Talha sighed and hopped off the couch and over to the door. She walked out of the doggie door and sat down. Bittsy followed and sat down beside her. It was a messenger, he seemed frantic. Talha examined him worriedly.

“It’s.. y-your ma-a-te!” He said between pants. He was clearly out of breath and frightened. Talha narrowed her eyes uneasily. “He murdered Max!” He finally panted out. Talha gasped and looked as if she where about to faint. She eyed him knowing his fright was more of seriousness then fake.

“Who told you this? Where’d you hear this from?” She growled wanting to leap at him. He sighed finally catching his breath and looked around.

“Well, it was May.” He said quietly. She snickered and looked around. ‘Why would he do such a thing?’ She wondered to herself jumping off the porch and jumping the fence. “Where are you going?” The messenger asked yipping. Talha shrugged after stopping and took off running again. She needed to find May and soon. As Talha ran eyes from all directions shot to her. She gulped hard and continued running. She gasped running into an alley and tackling May.

“Hey watch it will…Oh, hey Talha didn’t see ya there. Got to go bye!” May said before running off. Talha narrowed her eyes and hopped in front of her. May gasped and flushed. “What’s the matter?”  She asked, concern in her voice. Oh but how good she was at that. Talha only snickered and huffed.

“You need to help me find my mate.” She said pulling May along. May grunted and groaned.

“Why? I thought he was with you.” She said annoyed at the pulling. She sat on her haunches and narrowed her eyes at her friend. Talha rolled her eyes.

“Cause he has been accused of dog slaughter!” She yelped at her friend. May seemed shocked as she jumped up.

“We need to go to the authorities!” May screeched. Talha pinned her ears to the squeakiness of her voice and began to start down the road.

“First we find him.” She said turning and running towards his house. May sighed and loped after her. It took a while to get to his house but when they got there Talha jumped the fence and May followed her. The two walked in the house and looked around.

“Tamrin?!” Talha called for her German shepherd mate. She heard light footsteps against the creaky floors and turned towards the sound. May gulped lightly and watched as Tamrin walked in the room.

“Hey Talha!” He smiled leaping towards her. He nuzzled her though took a step back when she didn’t nuzzle him back. He cocked his head at her and glanced at May. Then narrowing his eyes he looked back at Talha and huffed in annoyance. “What did she say?”  He asked in an annoyed and soft tone. Talha gulped lightly and looked at May.

“Well, she didn’t say anything, it was what the messenger said. You’ve been committed of slaughter. Supposedly.”  Talha said turning back to him. His jaw dropped nearly to the ground at the sound of him committing such a haines crime. He growled lightly and turned to the door of his house and huffed lightly.

“Well, then if it gets to the authorities then I will be taken away for a while.”  He said in a low voice. May obviously heard barking and ran towards the window looking out.

“And their here.”  She said lowly. He sighed and rolled his eyes. A couple seconds later and the door swung wide open. Dogs in police vests jumped in tackling Tamrin and biting him. He growled but stayed under them.

“Get off of him!” Talha growled barking at them. She dared not get close to the canine crew in the middle of a tackle. There May and Talha waited for the attack to stop. Talha’s thoughts were sopped as a police chief stepped in the door. She sighed and eyed him getting up and walking towards him.

“This dog has been committed for murder.” The chief said in a deep voice. Talha exchanged glances with May, who shrugged and sighed. Talha rolled her eyes and watched as they hauled her mate away.

“Why? Who said this about him?” She asked him. He shrugged and eyed her closely.

“It was anonymous,” He answered deeply. Turning away he walked out of the house with his partner beside him. Talha sighed and looked at the ground. What was she to do?