As she pulled away from him, he gently snapped his fingers on his free hand before their hand parted ways. Climbing back into the car he gave a small shrug with his broad shoulders. “It’s okay; I enjoy helping people when I can. Glad I could be of assistance.” He said with a nod and a gentle smile. Placing his elbow up on the window ceil, his dark gaze scanning the area as they drove. Earth truly was beautiful.

The arrival back at the clinic was unexpected. A news van was unloading recording and camera equipment taking it into the clinic. A news reporter was talking to the young girl behind the desk laughing and smiling. Gabbing away as two women do; as Curt and Alyssa entered the building the conversation had continued.

“We are doing an animal interest piece about local adoption centers. What we’re going to do is easy, we discuss at the beginning of the show the requirements for adopting an animal and show the animals on TV. When someone calls in, we’ve hired inspectors to go check the house residence and if they pass, the animal will go home today. If not we keep going until we find a home for the little guy.”

“How many people did you get to inspect? Do they even know what they’re looking for?”

“There are a lot of retired veterinarians and veterinarian assistances looking for something to do with their free time. We talked about it on the news last week and volunteers flocked to us. If this works out well we’ll be doing more clinics in the area”

“Wow!” The girl behind the counter’s eyes sparkled with joy as the reporter giggled and went to the podium area where they were setting up to bring out the animals. “This is so exciting! Oh Alyssa! You’re not going to believe what just happened! It’s a miracle!!” Even the veterinarian who was on sight had tears in his eyes as everything seemed to be going perfectly smooth.

“So… Do I still get Juna and Kima?” Curt asked in a questioning tone as he scanned over the crew who were swooning over the animals ready. His ‘handy work’ you could say, his magic brought the idea to the producers and boy those producers work fast.