Jordan sighs when she says he has two more days, he wanted to get up off that couch now. â€œThank you.â€ He says as she hands him a bowl of stew. After taking the spoon out of his mouth, he looks at her. â€œProbably two or three days at the least.â€ He says answering her question about how long he would stay after she said it would be ok to leave. He too had grown to like her company as well, but would never admit it too her. He wondered if she felt the same way and wondered what she would do or try when he was officially leaving. When he had said he would stay two or three days after he was allowed to leave, he noticed that her eyes lit up. Two days soon go by and heâ€™s happy to hear that he can get up and move around. He gets up off the couch and begins to walk around her home, stretching his legs. She could tell that he was happy to get up off the couch. Then he goes out on to the porch, noticing that she was following him. â€œDonâ€™t worry I ainâ€™t leavinâ€™ yet.â€ He says. â€œI just want to enjoy the fresh air.â€ He adds.<br/><br/>Then he whistles, like a master would do to call a dog. And out of the barn comes his horse Black Jack. He comes up to Jordan and begins to nudge him with his snout. Jordan pets him and looks at Rena, â€œNobody can ride him except me. He only trusts me to ride him, only cause heâ€™s wild.â€ He says. â€œI didnâ€™t even have to catch him, I saved his life.â€ He says as he pats the horse head. The sound of barking was heard in the distance and the figure of a dog was seen, but it was distorted because of the heat. â€œNoâ€¦it canâ€™t beâ€¦â€ Jordan says as the dog gets closer. He whistles again, but it was a different type of whistle and the dog begins to run toward the farm. Soon it was in seeing rang, â€œIt is! Iâ€™ll be!â€ Jordan says as he whistles again. The dog gets closer, now it was only a few feet from the porch. On first inspection, a person would think it was a wolf. But it was actually a wolf-dog. It was panting and seemed like it traveled along way.<br/><br/>â€œDog! I thought I lost you fer good!â€ he says as he runs off the porch to the dog. The dog begins to wag its tail and jump up and try licking his face. Jordan then walks back over to her. â€œWhen Iâ€™m travlinâ€™ alone, this is my only travel partner, Dog.â€ He says as he points at the dog. It was panting and looked very tired. Then he goes into the house and comes out with a bowl of water and places it on the porch. The dog then begins to lap up the water quickly. Three more days pass; it was early morning when he and Rena both awoke. They eat breakfast and he gets ready to leave. â€œWell, I guess Iâ€™m off.â€ He says. â€œThank you for all that youâ€™ve done, I owe you one, big time.â€ He says as he turns to go out the door. â€œWell, câ€™mon Dog, letâ€™s go.â€ He says as his canine companion gets up and goes to the door. He was about to leave when he felt something pull him back, he looks to see that it was her hand and she had a hold of his. â€œWhat? Whatâ€™s wrong?â€ he asks.