Lux didn't move as Tucker came bounding over to sniff at her. The pup in her arms whined and yapped, seemingly torn between wanting to be put down to see what Tucker was and the pain in his paw but if anything that only reassured her that nothing was seriously wrong with the little guy. Which was all the more reason not to be here if you asked her.<br/><br/>As Tucker dashed back at Evelyn's command, Lux's gaze lifted to the pretty blonde she had once considered a sister. A number of emotions whirled inside her to the point that one might have thought Lux herself had been dumped rather than her brother, but in some ways it very much felt like she had. She was not the sort to let people in easily or to grow too attached but she had done just that with the older blonde. Then the bitch had gone and broken her brother's heart and in the process had left Lux feeling betrayed. It was hard to look at her now and keep her tongue civil but for the sake of the animal quivering in her arms she did just that.<br/><br/>"Sorry to interrupt your lunch. Dad was concerned and sent me over with him. Said to charge whatever you need to the card on file." Her tone was anything but friendly but the words themselves were polite enough so that would have to do. After all, this was simply business and nothing more.<br/><br/>Her feet began moving her toward the animal hospital, her long legs closing the distance at a decent clip. As she neared her eyes dropped from Evelyn's pink clad form to the Beagle her father still hadn't named, her fingers stroking over his furred body lightly. So many things welled up in her throat as she slipped past the woman to enter the building but she allowed none of them past her lips. There was no point. They had each already said all they'd needed to say hadn't they?<br/><br/>"Umm... I'm not sure what happened but he won't walk on his paw." She said tersely, hoping that it would be a simple fix so she could get out of there before controlling her mouth became an issue.