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Galvonaire walked into her kitchen and balked a bit, concerned by the amount of things that were out. “What have I gotten myself into?” She wondered, calling for her little pet again as she started tidying. Having lived alone since she reached adulthood, she wasn’t used to messes she didn’t...

Galvonaire nodded approvingly as he began putting the vehicle together. This was exactly how it was meant to be used. So maybe he was smarter than he seemed. Once he’d gotten going, she left him in the room, leaving the door open so that he wouldn’t feel caged, and headed upstairs to get some...

Galvonaire watched him, a little confused. Didn’t he want to put it together? She could have just bought one that was already assembled if she was going to have to put it together. But, then, maybe he just needed a little encouragement. “Mishka, you do it.” She said, pointing to him with one arm...

Galvonaire watched, a little horrified at the way her new little friend decided the vehicle parts should be used. She reached out and took a couple pieces, scanned the front of the box it had been in, and put the two together. Only the smallest bit of the puzzle, but she hoped he would pick up...

Galvonaire laughed in triumph, no sound for the human ears, but a joyous fluttering inside of her. She knew he would be happy here! “There, you see? It will be a good home for you.” She said, sitting beside him and watching, intrigued. She’d only watch for a few minutes, and then she’d leave him...

Galvonaire made an expression which she hoped would indicate to the little animal that he was safe here, though she wasn’t very experienced at such expressions. Humans were so expressive with their faces, and she wasn’t used to this. But she would try. “Your family... MeeMeep...” she paused...

Galvonaire brought him inside and unhooked the collar from around his neck, so that he was free in the house. She wanted to see what he’d do. She had thought long and hard about the decision to get such an intelligent pet, and had finally decided that it would in fact suit her. She had the place...

Galvonaire jerked a bit as Mishka pulled against her, a little put off by his struggle. “Little one. They said you were well behaved” she mused, before looping the leash in her hand to tighten it, and giving him the signal she’d been shown for “come.” He was, of course, following her, but only...

Galvonaire watched impassively as the little creature before her struggled to follow his past owners. He would learn soon enough, and she herself was cautiously optimistic that she would come to love having him around, like her friends all swore she would. A couple had humans of their own...