Follow That Dog

Finn Wilson was recently exploring the beauty of Henford-on-Bagley when a stray dog captured his attention.

“I love animals, especially dogs!” Finn states. “This one reminded me of my own dog, Snaggles.”

“I expected the dog to beg for a treat or a scratch behind the ear, but he seemed to want me to. . .follow him. It was the strangest feeling I ever had and I couldn’t help but let him lead me.”

Finn allowed the dog to lead him to Isle of Volpe Park.

He could not believe his eyes when he got there.

“It was my mom and Snaggles!” Finn exclaims.

“I got so emotional!” Finn continues. “I had been missing her for so long and she was just. . .there!”

“It certainly felt good to wrap my arms around my son again,” Farrah adds.

Of course the mood swiftly changed.

“Finn’s been away from home for weeks!” Farrah cries. “So I gave him a piece of my mind.”

“My mom has gotten it into her head that I’ve just been out and about having a good time,” Finn angrily states. “I tried telling her that Tessa and I landed together in San Myshuno and have been desperately trying to find out what happened to her and Dad.”

“If he’s been with his sister all this time, I suppose I’m not quite as angry, though they could have called me,” Farrah says.

“It was great being reunited with Mom,” Tessa reveals, “even if she’s still not totally clear on what’s been going on.

“I guess my Christmas wish I made to Father Winter came true,” Finn continues, as he gazes at the tree that was waiting for him back at his parents’ house in Brindleton Bay.

Finn was also thrill to reunite with his dad Jebidiah, who might as well be his twin.

“I told Finn that I was happy to see him and even happier to fill him in on some very important news.”

Such as?

“It is my greatest happiness to announce that Farrah and I got remarried last week,” Jebidiah reveals.

This news comes after Jebidiah witnessed Farrah catch on fire in the kitchen.

“Yes, Jebidiah and I have reconciled,” Farrah states matter-of-factly. “It turns out that our feelings for each other never went away. I couldn’t be happier.”

“Wow,” Finn exclaims. “I mean, this is good, I guess. I’m so used to them fighting so this is a nice change.”

It looks like some happiness has finally fell upon the Wilson clan. Let’s hope that this fortune makes it way to some of the other displaced families.