Doted by My Seven Brothers

Chapter 238 The Cute Sledge Dogs

Chapter 238 The Cute Sledge Dogs Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g

With so many people going out together, they needed more sled dogs.

They went to Ewen's house, and before long, Ewen got some big dogs from the next room and harnessed the sleds for them.

While the dogs were harnessed with the sleds, they looked excited and seemed to have fun.

The sled dogs were energetic, and they needed to do sporting to vent their energy. Otherwise, they might get the house messy.

After the sleigh cars were set up on the dogs, Nancy was carried on a sleigh by Shawn, who soon knew how to navigate.

Nancy was wrapped up like a fat penguin, with her hat and scarf and gloves on and only her big eyes visible.

Symon was the same, but he didn't dress as much as Nancy was. And he looked chubby and cute in many clothes.

Shawn fastened the belt for Nancy and said, "Sit tight. Let's go."

"Be careful!" Ewen and Ivan stood up in the sled. The sled dogs were adults, and each sleigh car was driven by four dogs, so it was easy for them to run on the smooth snow.

Sean and Symon sat together. Sean wanted to control the sled, but Symon wanted to try it, so Sean had to watch nervously.

It was pretty cool to gallop on sleigh cars in the snow.

In the beginning, Nancy was nervous and held fast to Shawn, for fear that she would fall. However, when she got used to it, she gradually became bolder and bolder. She let go of her hands holding his clothes and began to look around with curiosity.

She was curious about everything here.

Nancy had never seen so much snow, and the snow was so thick. The scenery was unique to the Arctic Circle of the Earth, and she could not see it in the environment in which she lived.

Ewen was talkative, and on the way, he kept introducing the scenery of his hometown. They were galloping fast, so Ewen had to shout so that others could hear him.

"The cliff over there is a good place to see the aurora. I found it myself. Those who came to travel do not know about that. I won't take you there if you aren't my good friends."

Ewen pointed to a cliff far away. It was hard to see all that white.

When he finished, he added, "There are wolves in the forest. They are very beautiful but dangerous. There are a lot of beautiful animals as well. You can occasionally see rabbits and foxes. When we watch the aurora, I'll take you to see the elks. I have a friend who raises elks. They are wonderful!"

Then Ewen looked at Nancy and said, "I think you're going to love it."

Nancy nodded, her eyes flashing with delight.

Shawn glanced at her and smiled lightly. Against the cold wind, they soon reached their destination.

They had to stop the sleigh cars below the edge of the hill and then walked up to the top.

The sled dogs, tired from the distance, were lying on the snow and resting with their tongues out.

Nancy took the water, and as soon as she got out of the car, her short legs almost sank into the snow.

She was short, but now she looked even shorter.

Nancy couldn't help but exclaim, "The snow is so deep."

Nancy struggled to take two steps in the snow and soon felt tired.

She didn't want to move.

As soon as she thought this, she slipped and fell backward, with her tiny legs up.

It didn't hurt to fall on the snow. It was just that she couldn't get up. She was so heavily dressed that she couldn't move flexibly.

Nancy started to cry, waving her arms and legs, "Shawn, help me!"

But she heard someone laugh at her. It was Ewen. Nancy had kept that in mind.

Shawn, with a smile in his eyes, bent down to pick her out of the snow and shook her.

The snow on her body and hair fell on the floor.

Ewen came over and said, "Nancy, you just looked like a big turtle that couldn't turn over."

Nancy was stunned when she heard that and looked sad.

Ewen just compared her to a turtle.

Shawn said, "Shut up!"

Ewen scratched his head, not knowing what was wrong with his words.

"Was I wrong?"

Ivan grumbled, "You look like a Huskie when you get crazy."

Ivan was not happy with what Ewen just said.

Ewen said, "Hey, Ivan, how can you swear?"

Ivan said, "You just said Nancy looked like a turtle."

"I meant the way she fell."

"And I meant that when you are crazy."

"I'm not crazy. I've been fine!"

"Nancy is very cute."

Ewen replied, "Turtles are cute too."

Ivan and Ewen quarreled with each other like students. But they didn't put that to heart and quickly changed the topic.

Nancy still struggled to walk on the snow on her short legs, waddling like a penguin.

She and Shawn fed the dogs with water before they moved on.

"Jinx, be careful. Don't fall."

"Slow down, Shawn. Nancy can't keep up with you."

"Here, Nancy. hold Jimmy's leash so you can go faster."

Ewen put two ropes in Nancy's hands. With the dogs leading her, she did walk faster, but her short legs were sore.

Every time she walked, she had to lift her legs high. That was troublesome.

"Shall I carry you?" Shawn asked for the third time.

Nancy looked down at her clumsily legs and shook her head.

"No. I can go up by myself!"

She thought that Shawn would be tired to carry her as she had worn too much.

"Well, come on, then."

Nancy's short and chubby legs stood out among the adults. Even Symon, who was sick, walked faster than her.

Halfway through the journey, Nancy was sweating, and her face was red.

When she was going to have a rest, Nancy was suddenly lifted into the air.

"We're almost there. Let me carry you."

Shawn's voice rang out in her ears.

Nancy wrapped her little arms around his neck. But she had worn too much, and she couldn't move flexibly.

She said in a sheepish whisper, "I'm so heavy now."

Shawn shook her a bit and nodded in agreement.

"It's a lot heavier."

Then he pinched her small nose with his fingers and said, "But I can still carry you."

Nancy smiled embarrassingly, not having the cheek to say that she had worn too much to be carried.