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There Is No Dog
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Meg Rosoff
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There Is No Dog Chapter 37 Summary
Things are still a mess over at the zoo, but they're better off than all the other zoos that are trying to send over their animals.
On the bright side, the weather has returned to normal and all the animals are enjoying the sunshine.
On the not so bright side, it seems like Bob has completely forgotten about Lucy after they had sex.
What happened to together forever?
Lucy whines at Luke for a little while, but he can't think about now: he's got a bunch of zoo animals to tend.
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