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Who: Phillip and OPEN
What: Phillip takes his dog for a walk! Sort of.
Where: The park
When: Sunday morning, June 23
Pharos always liked taking Gloria for walks, especially when he got to do it himself. Locke City was still a city, after all, and his parents weren't always the most comfortable letting their ten year old son wander the streets. But this time, he got the ok to take his dog to the park.
For most of the way to the park, Gloria padded alongside the boy, a leash being held but honestly it didn't really look like it was needed- and Phillip might not have been able to hold her back. But, once they get to the park, people might see that, or they might see Phillip sitting on his dog's back as she trots around.
What: Phillip takes his dog for a walk! Sort of.
Where: The park
When: Sunday morning, June 23
Pharos always liked taking Gloria for walks, especially when he got to do it himself. Locke City was still a city, after all, and his parents weren't always the most comfortable letting their ten year old son wander the streets. But this time, he got the ok to take his dog to the park.
For most of the way to the park, Gloria padded alongside the boy, a leash being held but honestly it didn't really look like it was needed- and Phillip might not have been able to hold her back. But, once they get to the park, people might see that, or they might see Phillip sitting on his dog's back as she trots around.
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Maybe other kids would have just done whatever the hell they wanted when unsupervised, but Toushirou wasn't about to push his luck if he didn't have to. That, and it sucked having to lie to Granny. He didn't want to do that without cause, either.
So there he was, getting a little solo soccer practice in, bouncing the ball off trees and heading it off when it came back to him at odd angles. He generally ignored all the bustle of activity around him, but one thing did make him stop and blink rather obviously.
Was that kid seriously riding his dog like it was a miniature pony?
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From the way the dog's tail is wagging and how she's prancing along, she clearly doesn't mind. She is intrigued by the ball, however, so she starts heading over that way and that's when Phillip spots Toushirou.
"Hi Toushirou!" He slides of Gloria's back, petting her and giving her a treat as she still moves forward to try and nudge the soccer ball. "You play soccer?"
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He let the dog nudge the ball. Not like it was a big deal or anything. "Yeah."
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"Yeah, me too." This was the part where most kids would invite the other to play, right? Maybe. While Toushirou wouldn't object, he tended not to invite other people to do stuff. It was a thing.
Being social was hard.
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Gloria reaches out to paw at the ball, trying to bring it back in her reach so she can nudge it again.
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"Sure, why not?"
He itches at the scratches on his arm. After a week, they're mostly healed, but it's still obvious that something had gotten him pretty good there.
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She catches sight of the dog and the boy out of the corner of her eye and turns with her hand still outstretched and a few crumbs that haven't yet fallen. A pigeon hops impatiently and she looks down when she hears the soft click-clack of its talons on the pavement and she drops the bread and gets to her feet.
"Hello," She calls out to them as she raises a hand to wave. "Wow, your dog is really cute! May I pet it?"
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"She seems very nice." With her other hand she reaches up to pat the dog's head and stroke her fur. "How long have you had her?"
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He hears the sound of a dog on a leash, and he looks up only to be surprised that the dog is being walked by the little boy he saw on the network. "Good morning, there!"
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The cutieass dog challenge has begun. Karson's still grounded, but his dad has granted him the freedom of walking their dog-- otherwise, his dad would have to do it, and that man ain't got time for that shit. So it's Karson's job, which he doesn't really mind. What he does mind is when his dog likes to run amok at the park and sniff/piss on/shit on everything. But hey, Karson's dog is a dog, and all dogs want to say hello to other dogs, so he makes a run for Gloria, forcing Karson to jog to keep up. Crab the dog's unending yipping is what might alert Philip, though Karson's shouting at his dog:
"Crab, I swear to God, do not fucking sniff that dog's butt, that is just so ridiculously embarrassing, why, jesus christ, get your shit together, come on--" is a bit more threatening. Plot twist: this boy is the reason why your parents don't let you out on your own that often, kid.
But there's no time to think about that, because quite suddenly, there is an angry looking boy and his pup saying hello. Well, the dog is saying hello. Karson is too busy facepalming to be social.
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The language Karson is spewing only manages to dampen that a little.
"Um... hi!" Phillip ends up saying, by way of introduction.
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"Uh. ...Hey? Um, sorry about Crab-- my dog. He's a little shi-- a jerk. Sometimes. ...Your dog is cute."
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