Darn it all, auto correct is messing things up again. It is supposed to be *would* have a problem, not wouldn't. So sorry! I'll write most of this, then I can edit it for the last part haha))

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Raven was barely panting at all as she slowed to a bouncy walk. She flopped down near Jasper, and three seconds later she was asleep. Tyler shook his head in awe, wondering if he could have that superpower. -Falling asleep quickly... wouldn't that be nice- He thought with a slight chuckle.

Darn auto correct, always messes up more things than it does help lol)

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Jasper finally stopped rolling as a small thick cloud of dust covered him, he glanced at Raven as she plopped down near him then feel asleep. He stood up shaking all the dirt off him before walking over next to Raven where he bowed then laid down next to her closing his eyes to rest. Andi let out a quiet "aww..." Seeing the two

Raven was dead asleep at this point, but she relaxed when Jasper laid down next to her. Tyler smiled at Andi's aww, watching the digs with a tilted head. "Two comments... if only we could get along like that, and sleeping sounds nice at the moment." Tyler chuckled, kneeling down to grab the stick and place it under a tree. He then just stayed that way, looking thoughtful as he watched the two piles of fur

Andi just watched the two in silence a clear look of awe on her face along with a small smile. She glanced at Tyler as he spoke "I mean we could but we would have to tone down the teasing, which I don't think either of us are willing to do" Andi mused with a quiet chuckle before looking back at the two sleeping dogs "I agree sleeping does sound nice" She mused with a yawn just thinking about it made her tired

Tyler let out a slow breath. "You're right, there's no way I could live without teasing you as much as I do already." He said sadly, though amusement was thick in his face. Tyler finally pushed himself to his feet and glanced at the cabin. "Well, I would love to sleep outside but I'm not getting stiff and sore again. Sooo I'll go to my trusty chair. See you either later or in there." He sad quietly, starting the walk inside. How could he not even say he was going inside without some sort of joke? -my brain...- Tyler mused inside his mind, entering the cabin and flopping down on the chair without a sigh

"It would hurt me even more than my wounds to have to stop teasing you. I don't know how I could bare without" Andi said with her voice laced with sacasm. She let out a quiet sigh while takign one last look at Jasper and Raven "I would rather not get bit up by ants again so I'll join you inside." She started heading towards the cabin door "You can have the couch if you want too this time" Andi added glancing back at Tyler to see what he would repsond with

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Tyler nodded slowly at what Andi said. "Not getting bitten by ants sounds like a plus." He said helpfully, gazing out the window. That always seemed to be where Tyler was looking, if It wasn't at Andi. At her last comment he tilted his head, then shook it slightly. "Nope, I'm fine here. You sat on the floor waaay too long for me to just take the couch again." He chuckled slightly, closing his eyes and praying to fall asleep like Raven did.

Andi snorted at Tylers comment "Oh yes it definitely is" She mused with a small smile before sinking down onto the couch. She stretched her legs out so her entire body took up the length of it before putting her hands behind her head to prop it up a little. Andi glanced at Tyler as he spoke again "Okay well the couch is always open and I don't mind sitting on the floor or the chair. After all it is your couch" She said before letting out another yawn. She finally drew her gaze up to the ceiling looking at it starting to get lost in her thought liek always

As Andi spoke again Tyler drifted back out of the slight sleep he was going into. He drowsily registered her words with a small groan. "Don't do the my couch thing with me. If you live here for the time being, it's your couch too." Tyler huffed slightly, though his eyes stayed closed. He didn't really have the strength to open them.