While it might sound a bit theatrical, he seemed to stare straight through her. Amanda wasn’t sure what made her come to her feet. Before she knew it, she was off the bleachers and had bent down on one knee. Right away the dog trotted over to her. Much friendlier now, he looked up at her and held her gaze for the longest moment. He seemed to be telling her something, but she had no idea what it might be. It was silly to think a dog was trying to give her a message. Silly and nonsensical, but she couldn’t shake the feeling that he’d come to her with a purpose. “Are you lost?” she asked as she ran her hand down his back. His short hair was thick and groomed, and he looked to be well fed. Clearly he had a good home. “He isn’t a stray,” Travis said, kneeling down next to her. “My guess is that he belongs to someone at the marina.” That made sense. The Cedar Cove marina was just down the waterfront, close to the library and Java Joint, where they’d first seen him. Somehow the dog must have gotten locked out.
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