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Short Story: The Fast And Furious (Continuation)

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The Fast and Furious (Continuation) “You need to do a lot better of convincing if you want him to do cromwell's training,”said dad. “Well then what do you want me to do,”said kevin. “I don't know but you need to think of something fast or he is going to train another dog,”said dad. Kevin said “oh I know what i’ll do ,i’ll join his business then i can learn stuff from him,then quit and train cromwell myself.” dad,” Are you sure you want to do that? I mean,they might not teach you everything you need to know about training dogs because that is hard work,” said dad “well i’ll just have to take that risk then because I don't have enough money to get Howie to train cromwell,”said kevin. Dad said,”I feel that you can do what you

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