29.The Dog’s Curiosity

Hoping to ease nerves, Addison signaled to the Labrador and pulled back the blanket. The dog leaned closer, intrigued. Addison felt reassured—until the reveal.
The atmosphere changed instantly. The Labrador’s body stiffened; posture rigid. A subtle, worrying tension spread. Addison recognized the signs—but too late. He realized he had misread everything.
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