Pixie desired to go out and have fun during the day. Blunt, quiet, big Brutus was sitting right beside her, and was staring at her. Pixie must have something fun in mind, he could tell. Pixie began to scamper about. She jumped out into the neighborhood of the door, and looked back once again and once again on Brutus. Her eyes were sunny, her tail was playfully swinging. She would wish to take Brutus along with her. Brutus rose dawdlingly to his feet, and made his way towards her. And no hastening Pixie had heard that he had a want to walk out of doors.
Pixie and Brutus
He enjoyed having the upper hand, but chose to play second fiddle to her. Pixie first of all flew out of the door. She was much delighted to savor the fresh air. She was prowling about, and looked like a new at everything. The ground, the trees and the sky got her excited. Brutus sneaked out at his own convenience, and peeped around with discretion. He kept close by Pixie, watching out that she should be in no danger as she romped, playing.
Pixie began to run round in circles. She was very mischievous, and could not be kept still. Gazing upon her quietly in a kindly gaze, Brutus gazed upon her. And although he did not run, as she did, he would enjoy seeing her happy. And after a while Pixie approached Brutus, and tried to induce him to play. She geared him tenderly aside, and swung about him. Brutus replied a bit, and walked with her slowly along. They strolled along a ways. Pixie would then go and turn back. Brutus was indifferent and serene. The pair were very different, but they have stuck together all through.
The Pixie was fond of exploring and the Brutus was fond of protecting. This depicted them as a perfect pair to the outer world. The wind blew softly, and Pixie paused a moment to feel it. She was serene and joyful. Brutus was on her side looking about them at all that was around them. He was on alert but he was calm, as well. A combined time out with them all made them feel good in their own ways. Some time afterwards Pixie had started slowing down. She had expended a great deal of energy.
Brutus came after her, in no great haste. They both appeared to be prepared to resume going back into the house. When they got home Pixie had a snug cattle-house to sleep in. Brutus took his seat next him, as in former days. The fun time outside brought them together and provided them with enjoyment. It was easy to go out and of course it was given the special touch as they were all doing it. Even their little adventure demonstrated that two dissimilar friends can have a good time and can enjoy themselves together.
