14.As If Rain Were About to Fall

Back home, Addison kept staring at his car after placing the “puppy” inside. Despite the looming rain, he remained absorbed. The more he observed, the less it looked like a puppy. Gathering storm light sharpened details.
In the shifting light, features stood out: ear shape, fur texture, limb proportions—pointing to a wild origin. As rain fell and temperatures dropped, he noted its instinctive responses—more feral than domestic.
Under the car’s interior light, its eyes showed an unusual shape and color, unlike any dog breed he knew. The simple rescue had become a mystery.
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Maintains resilience under churn.