Chapter 16 Don't You Want It?

Deborah trembled all over. Because of fear, large beads of sweat dripped down from her forehead and blurred her vision. Alyssa, who was in Deborah's arms, could no longer hold on and let out a sharp cry of fear. The huge golden retriever became even more fierce when it heard the cry and pounced directly at Deborah. Deborah protected Alyssa tightly in her arms. Her whole body was soft as she slowly pressed against the wall behind her. In a weak posture, she did not make a sound or move, only occupying a small position in the corner. She gently comforted Alyssa, "Alyssa, don't cry. Don't be afraid. If you don't cry, the dog won't come over." Alyssa bit her pale lips, her teeth chattering. She trembled in Deborah's arms. Alyssa's body was getting hotter. Deborah could feel that she had a high fever, and Alyssa's body temperature was still rising. The dog approached Deborah, baring its teeth and fier