Chapter NineThe day went better than expected. All her fears, apprehension, and nervousness disappeared within ten minutes of walking through the door of the dog-rescue centre. It seemed like she had been there for years. As the day progressed, she became more involved in every aspect, and found herself not wanting to go home at the end of the day. The manager was ecstatic, heaping praise upon Jenny and everyone looked forward to continuing the next day.
Returning to her flat, she was glad to see that Mark had indeed got rid of the television. A written note lay next to the telephone and she quickly read it. Then she rang him, to thank him for everything he'd done.
“I've got Scruffy with me,” he said. “We've had a good day, went down to the sand hills and played along the beach. Donna br
