My Essay is about a dog named Buck from the \u201cCall of the Wild\u201d. I want to write about how Buck spent New Year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

It was New Year’s Eve and a New Year’s mood in the house of Charles, Hall and Mercedes. Mercedes was baking delicious cookies, Charles and Hal were decorating the Christmas tree. Buck was running around the house happily. Sometimes he stole cookies, sometimes other sweets. His main job was to bring firewood from the snowy yard. They were waiting for guests and Buck was also waiting for his friend Billy, so he kept looking out of the window.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

After seeing the guests, Buck barked and happily ran outside. Buck and Billy almost destroyed the whole house with their rough playing. They were jumping on the sofas and they wrestled with each other. It was a lot of fun. While playing, they crashed into the Christmas tree and overturned it. Branches and toys were broken. Buck and Billy ran outside and disappeared. Charles, Hall, Mercedes and the guests were worried and wanted to go and find both of them. Suddenly, they saw that Buck and Billy were approaching with a big Christmas tree on their backs. It was heavy and hard to carry, so Charles and Hall helped them and thanked them. Mercedes said \u201cIt is no secret that dogs make people happy. He is an important member of our family and not just a pet.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Buck had one wish for the New Year. He wanted a warm and loving family. I think that his wish was fulfilled. After that, they lived long and happily ever after.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Author: Luka Kasradze
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