Rock Dog: The Final Call

Chapter 32 - Final Chapter

10 Years Later

Bodi's Village, Snow Mountain

8am

Life has become too short, so much so that every day, Bodi seized every moment that he could have. He may had grown 10 years older, but he was still the same old Bodi. He got off from his master bedroom at the Rock Dog Cottage, where the band moved in months after Angus's death. He was sleeping on one of the bed and on the other, Darma was still there along with their baby daughter.

"Morning Darma," Bodi made out a smile at his wife.

"Morning." the fox was still as cheery as ever. Their daughter in the centre was going to be 2 in a few days' time. "Good morning, Becca!"

Becca, their second child and their first daughter, growled (she only spoke her first word four months ago). Bodi and Darma laughed immediately. "Right," the mastiff got up from his bed. "Time to make this day very special."

"You go, Bodi!" Darma saw Bodi into the bathroom.

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(Song: "10 Years" by Dadi Freyr (and Gagnamagnid))

We've been together for a decade now

Still everyday I'm loving you more

If I could do it all again,

I'd probably do it all the same as before

The young Tibetan mastiff began walking the grounds just outside the house to find his first son Benny spending the morning performing tai chi on his own. He is a mastiff but also possesses Darma's red fur. "Morning, Dad!"

Bodi waved back. "Morning, Benny! How's your 'Fire' going?"

"Work in progress, Dad!"

Bodi nodded. "I'll leave you with it. Where's Grem and Trey?"

I don't wanna know what would have happened if I never had had your love

I didn't become myself before I met you

I don't wanna know what would have happened if I never had felt your love

Everything about you I like

Bodi got inside his parents' house and found the goat and the cheetah cooking breakfast for not just the band, but also for Bodi's parents. They were cooking together inside his parents' house as Bodi's parents, who had gotten older (to the point where his dad was in a wheelchair), but were still very cheerful.