Leon never wanted another dog, he could deal with that if he had to, but he didn't want to. She had seen too much, she had lost too many people, and the only constant she allowed herself was Chris. He couldn't say much about the man without feeling his throat close up, because as much as Leon liked to pretend he was a lone wolf who hated everything that came near him, the one thing he'd never had to question was loyalty by Chris. The one thing he would never have to worry about leaving. He loved him, in whatever form Leon could take, like a brother, and that's why he wasn't willing to share him. He refused to lose Chris to another dog. I couldn't bear the thought of a replacement

He had overheard some of Chris's conversations over the past few days, something about Jill, and as soon as the topic of their hybrid came up, he went blank. She wasn't interested in what he had to say about another dog, but the idea of ​​you having to stay in his care because Jill was going on a trip didn't sit well with her, she hoped Chris would refuse babysitting

When Chris said child, Leon had assumed it was just that, a child, a baby, something that wasn't you. Sure, you were a puppy to him, but a fully grown hybrid in your own right. Fluffy tail and floppy ears, all smiles and joy as you stood next to Jill, tail wagging as you looked around Chris's apartment

You perked up at the sight of Leon and Jill took advantage of your interest in him to escape out the door before you realized he was gone. He was weak to tears, and he knew that if he saw you cry at the prospect of him leaving you, he would never make it to the airport. Leon wasn't at all happy that he was gone, there was really no way to get rid of you now

“That's nice” said Leon, who was leaning against the wall and staring at the puppy in front of him "Take her away from me"

"Oh, yes? I'm sorry!" The incessant wagging of your tail began to slow down "I've been, uh, trying to practice making friends!”

"Yeah?I don't want to be one of them" León snapped