The day I lost Molly was when I was walking her one late afternoon. When she saw a squirrel she was trying to run after the squirrel, and she was too strong like a bull pulling me. Then she went whoosh down the street. I was not able to handle her so finally I said, “I can’t hold on much longer.”
After I got to the house I ask my mom, “Can I go look for Molly please?”
My mom said, “Yes you can go look for Molly.”

I saw her when I was going to my mom’s work. Molly was on the side of the road. I tried to get out of the car but my stepdad said, “You can try and grab her when we get back.”
I was asleep when I woke up for no reason, but I thought I heard a crying sound that was coming from outside. So I got up to see what was outside and I said loudly to my little brother, “I see Molly outside crying on the porch!”

My little brother and I both ran outside and my mom said,”Get back inside you can see her when you get up.”
Then I went back and I felt very sad that Molly could not come in so my room and cried a little bit. That was the last time that I saw Molly she was and still is my best dog in the whole world that I ever had. I still wished that Molly was with me today. This story shows that if you lose someone like a dog or cat that you love you should never give up looking for him or her.