Step Dogs Page #4
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Cassie?
Eww. What's that smell?
It was an accident!
Cassie! Why do you stink?
And where's Josh?
Mmm. Delicious!
Wait!
Weren't you the only one
with a mustache?
Uhhh, no. Absolutely not.
Nope. Nope.
He just, he has that kind of face.
That kind of face that people think
he doesn't have a mustache?
Yep, yep exactly.
I was born with this mustache.
Krystal! Krystal! Help!
Cassie stinks!
I better go.
Thanks for the hot chocolate!
It's delicious!
Delicious.
Oh no.
She got sprayed but a skunk.
What are we going to do?
She stinks.
Okay.
Halfway to the van.
Uh oh.
Big dog.
Big doggie.
Meatball! Get back here!
Okay. Okay.
Big doggie!
Meatball! Settle down.
Roll up the window!
Roll up the window!
Okay I'm going to roll up the window.
Alright alright.
Let's get out of here before
she sees me.
Go!
making it furious!!
Bad dog! You get back here!
Who are those guys?
Gas company.
I do smell like a bathroom
on a shrimp boat.
Tomato juice?
Works like a charm!
Eww!
Hey hey woah woah now!
Don't you need some of that
for my meatballs?
Where were you!
You were supposed to be helping me!
I got kind of bored listening
to you talk about yourself.
Well you could have at least
helped with the work.
Hey Lacey!
Where's Sabrina?
She's at the front desk.
I got a computer.
What's wrong?
Well, Josh tricked me
into shoveling the snow
while he was doing whoknowswhat.
Cassie got sprayed by a skunk.
I'm bored stiff and there were strangers
sneaking around outside last night.
Honey, calm down, alright?
Let me talk to Krystal.
Ugh. Fine.
I'm sorry they're being such a handful.
It's alright.
They're just kids.
How's the honeymoon?
Uh, not good.
Stuck in a Minneapolis airport hotel.
There's a storm.
Oh dear, sorry to hear that.
Hi!
Hey! How are the kids?
They've been better.
Oh. Uh.
Well, I have an idea.
I mean, our honeymoon
is pretty much wrecked
so I mean, why don't we just come early?
Alright.
What, no no, don't come home.
Oh, that's just great.
Oh that's just great.
Great.
It's over. We're done.
Dunzo.
Now I'm going to have to go
back working for my Dad
painting unicorn figurines.
This is just great.
Yeah.
The concierge can book
us a train to Weyburn
tomorrow morning.
That's about 60km away.
I'll pick you up.
Oh, okay. Oh.
That's good! That's good!
We are back in the game!
We're back in the game!
Yes!
Great.
Train gets in at 11.
Okay I'll bring the kids.
I have a better idea.
Why don't you leave them and
when we get back.
No, no.
No.
Please take the kids.
Just take the kids.
Aww, that'll be such a nice
surprise for them.
See you tomorrow!
Okay bye!
Hey hey hey.
Relax!
We'll get the kids out of
the house no problem!
Alright how do you suppose we do that?
Lure them out with candy?
That was my Plan B!
But don't worry.
I have a Plan A.
Uhh...
Okay. Where is it?
Where's what?
You know what I mean.
My watch.
I have no idea what
you're talking about.
Lacey.
The watch that was in my room.
Give it back.
I'm sorry Josh, but I've never
seen you wearing a watch.
Yes you did, last night when
you woke me up.
What kind of a watch is it?
It's a watch, okay!
You know what a watch looks like?
I'm sorry Josh but if you don't
give me a detailed description,
I really can't help you.
Look, I'm no squealer, but if
you don't give the watch back
I'm going to tell Krystal you stole it.
Stole what?
My watch!
What's it look like again?
You're a real jerk.
You know that?
Well this has gone on long enough.
Fun's over, sister.
Cassie, where are you going with that?
Get back here! Bad dog!
Cassie! Come on!
That a girl.
See, I knew you'd come around.
Woah.
What is this?
What's all the barking about?
Why'd you take it?
I didn't!
I... I was mad at you.
I wanted to make you look stupid okay.
I wanted to force you into admitting
that you wear a girl's watch.
Why would you want to make me
look stupid?
And that wasn't just a
girl's watch, okay?
That was my Mom's watch.
Oh. Josh, I'm sorry.
I really didn't know.
Awkwaaard.
Why are you always on that thing?
Talking to my friends.
Last time I checked,
talking actually involved
speaking to one another.
You should try it sometime.
Is that your Mom?
No, just some random lady.
Came with the frame.
I'm kidding.
That's my Mom.
Oh, she's really pretty.
Yeah. I know.
Look.
be keeping her watch
but it reminds me of her.
No matter what I'm doing
or where I'm going.
It always have them with me.
Parent's wedding rings?
No. It came with the necklace.
Can I ask you something?
Yeah sure.
Why are you so hard on Sabrina?
When I first went to live with her,
she acted like my cool Aunt Sabrina.
She used to take me
theme parks all the time.
She'd buy me anything I wanted.
Once she rented a whole
entire movie theater
just so we could be the only ones there.
Cool.
Yeah!
But then one day she stopped
asking like my aunt
and started acting like my Mom.
Well, she kind of is your Mom.
Yeah I know, but...
Maybe she was spoiling you
to take your mind off your parents.
Yeah, I never thought of it that way.
Do you think they're still fighting?
No, I think they'll be fine.
You know, that was a good thing you did.
Thanks, meathead.
Don't mention it, furball.
Alright.
You think this will work?
I pulled the same trick
when I was a kid.
But yeah this time it's going to work.
I'm not going to wind up
in juvenile hall.
Wait does juvenile hall
even exist anymore?
Of course it exists.
Where do you think they
send the bad kids?
Fat camp.
I told you I was a chunky child!
I was not a fat child!
Well, you were a little fat.
Take it easy.
Now, get to work.
Let's go.
Come on.
Now.
Alright.
Did you light the fuse?
Of course I lit the fuse!
I've lit a lot of fuses in my day.
Well, go check it.
Maybe it's just a slow burner.
Okay you're a slow burner.
Now get out of here.
Okay.
That's probably not good.
Louie?
Louie!
Did it work?
Uh yes, Sheriff's department?
Yes, hello.
I would like to report
a blownup mailbox
on Buckboard Avenue.
Shh!
Sorry about that.
Yes, as a matter of fact I did.
I saw that boy from the
Patterson household
lurking around.
I CAN'T HEAR YOU.
UP MY HEARING.
Honestly, could you please shut up!
WHAT?
Shut up!
Sorry about that.
Wow.
Oh no no, that's nothing,
That's fine.
Anyways, uh, yes!
Have a wonderful day.
No, no.
It's citizen's duty isn't it?
Yes.
No, you have a nice voice too.
Hey Krystal!
Hey there.
How's everyone?
Kind of hungry.
Starving!
Good.
I'm going to make a delicious
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