“You know, I know you are not serious. You are tormenting Enach because you can.” He said as he headed down the stairs. He was in cargo shorts and a loose t-shirt, completely dressed down did seem to be his uniform when he was not on duty. He took a seat on the bottom stair and looked over to Peg as she dolled Enach up, noticing how unhappy the dog was.<br/><br/>“I don’t think I will look good in the bag, not to mention it would look awkward for you to be carrying me around in a purse,” he said in response to her  “I can do you too,” comment. He watched her continue with Enach, praying that she was not going to embarrass Freddie in the same manner.<br/><br/>“I think you should free Enach there and let’s get outside and into the sun before we get too much cabin fever. And by fever I mean you are bent over the couch in the next few minutes and the boys are wondering why we have to make sure odd noises all the time.<br/><br/>He stood and headed to the doorway, getting there he slid his sandals on and turned to face peg. He watched her with Enach, wondering if she would release the small member of her pack.<br/>