“oh.” Loki pondered that and then. “just because it’s more than he’s known doesn’t mean I shouldn’t give him the very best.” Loki was clearly going to be stubborn about this, but he’d calm down once he realized the dog didn’t actually need everything. He really wasn’t about to budge on the food though. Everything he’d read online said that hand made food was the best for dogs nutritionally and that was what he was making. He refused to let an animal be malnourished or hungry just because some company wanted to make money off of dry kibble. Just because people thought they knew better than the animals they cared for didn’t mean they actually did.<br/><br/>“to be truthful, I used to hide invisible just to spook you.” Loki admitted. “I thought it was hilarious even if I was only there to annoy Steph.” he admitted. He had loved to annoy Steph by doing whatever he wanted, especially since she was basically in charge of attempting to keep him in line. Granted, she’d gotten very good at keeping him in line now.<br/><br/>“I don’t think the movies are accurate representation of real life.” Loki admitted. “I have never, not once, seen a person in real life declaring their love for someone to stop them from getting on a train or a bus. Nor have I ever seen wacky misunderstandings that could very easily be fixed with a simple conversation yet never happens.” he admitted. “I think the movies dramatize everything because it gets more attention that way.” he admitted before smiling as he stroked the dogs ears. “your going to love being in the family.” Loki assured Louis. “I know I do.” he admitted happily. “Steph you want to sit in the back seat with him?” Loki offered.