Sana shivered in the rain, her fur soaked. Sana moved to a box, shuffling inside, trying to find a warm spot. When a girl, wearing headphones walks by. Her phone in hand, paying no attention until Sana tips over. Shaking the box. The girl stares at the odd box and moves closer, picking the box up just to find a poor dog. Sana stared at the girl in awe, how could one be so pretty? She thought, mesmerized by the girl. The girl suddenly picked Sana's front paws up, being surprised, Sana nips the girl. Little drips of blood seeping out of the pencil thin marks. Oh no! Oh no, I am so sorry! Sana whimpered as the girl shook her hand in pain. Still not letting Sana go, making Sana feel safe in the girl's warm grasp. Sana leans over to the spot, rubbing her squishable cheeks against her hand. 

"Aw, no problem dog. I'm alright, as long as you don't have rabies." She chucked, her voice light and soft. Music to Sana's perked up ears. Rabies? I don't think I do... Sana's thought trailed off as the girl scratched her head. Sana's leg revved as the girl scratched her belly. Man, I could get used to this! Sana brought up her lips, but then pulling them back down as she felt the rain drip harder on her body. "Oh, how am I gonna take you home? Your way too heavy for me to carry the whole way there." The girl said, then she held out a hand. "Paw?" Sana tilted her head in confusion, raising her paw up and down multiple times. Then, she placed her paw on the girl's warm hand. "Damn! You're pretty smart. Well, let me introduce myself. I'm Tzuyu, now lets take you home." Tzuyu smiled as she rubbed her head against Sana's wet forehead. 

Tzuyu lifted Sana's medium sized body up, carrying the heavy dog back home. When she arrived she tiredly placed her on the couch. Sana Tzuyu's face in thanks and layed ontop of Tzuyu's tired, aching body. Tzuyu placed her hands on the dog's still wet body. She closed her eyes and smiled, "you know, I think we'll make great friends." Sana sneezed in return. Tzuyu laughed as she finally felt her eyelids closing tiredly. "Good night dog."