One of a Kind

Trent

I burst into laughter. “No!”

Khloe nodded. “Yes. Me and the saleswoman had to talk him out of it.”

“It wasn’t a real bear,” I protested.

“All the same, it was ugly and just looked scary,” Khloe said.

“I’m glad you opted for the other one,” Sade said.

“Me too,” I agreed.

Leia came bounding in through the doggy door I had put in for her. Her tongue lolled out of her mouth, and she had a huge smile on her face. She loved the backyard. I gave her a piece of pizza crust, which she eagerly chomped down and waited for more. After we had stuffed our faces with as much pizza as we could take, I went outside with Leia to check out the new deck furniture.

The ladies joined me, marveling at the view and the massive backyard.

“When did this get here?” Sade asked, looking at the furniture and the table set.

I grimaced. “Yesterday.”

She burst into laughter. “You’re dangerous with a credit card and a computer.”

I held up a hand. “Technically, this was on Khloe.”

Sade spun around. “What? You did