Eddara knew she wasn't allowed to play with the puppies. Mama had said it and Dada had said it and Lady had once even nosed her away from them. But when a puppy snuck out of the house while Eddara was playing drums in the garden - it couldn't be naughty to follow. She toddled after the small direwolf. "Woof," she shouted. "Wolfy!" This had no
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A grin pulled at one side of his mouth, but he didn't go any closer; she hadn't seen him yet, and he didn't know how she would react if she did. Just then, however, the puppy lifted its head, scenting something on the wind, and flipped out of Eddara's lap and ran toward him, barking.
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The puppy however had other idea and hid behind, nosing at his bare foot and peering out at Eddara, yipping happily. Eddara launched herself at the puppy but was not quick enough to catch a direwolf and so turned to Sandor for help. "My puppy," she informed him. "Not Sandy's."
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When she tried to say his name, his face froze a little, the laugh catching in his chest with surprise. "Uh," he said, half an awkward chuckle, and bent down to pick up the puppy and deposit it back in her lap. "Yours."
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"Bad puppy," she announced sulkily, peering up at Sandor as if deciding whether to blame him for this, she sniffed pitifully as she considered feeling very hard done by indeed.
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It wouldn't have been so bad, really, except for the fact that it tickled.
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When she could not attract the puppy back, she burst into tears and bopped him in the leg with one small fist. "Mine," she wailed, shrieking at him in a fit of frustrated temper and upset and then drumming her little heels on the ground.
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