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Two days later, Snap awoke. But it did not know anyone, even Ada and Hanry. The children brought lots of photos which reminded Snap that it was the boss of Blossom Street. Ada and Hanry hoped Snap can do anything as usual. If Snap bit or barked to them, they would not reproach it. The old house reminded them of the memory of Snap: they have played with Snap, a reporter has come in their house because Snap can go back to Blossom Street by itself. Kelly’s mother had a good idea.

She said, ‘Everybody tells a story for Snap, and leads it to take a walk on the Blossom Street, but, who will be the first one?’

Ada smiled, ’I think children like to do this job. Hanry and I have to go to work. Can you help me?’

‘Of course I can,’said Kelly’s mother, ‘All the people live in the Blossom Street love Snap.’

Except for Kelly’s mother，Snap barked to the people who wanted to look after it. So she visited Snap every day, they played together and Kelly’s mother fed it. Day after day, Ada, Hanry and other people thought Snap did not think anything about Blossom Street.

On a sunny morning, Kelly’s mother did not find Snap. She was very anxious so she told it to Ada and Hanry, ‘I am so sorry about this. Y our dog, Snap has lost.’

‘Is it true?’ asked Hanry.

Kelly’s mother nodded.

‘Oh, do not worry,’said Ada smiling, ‘let’s find him. I think Snap has not left the

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‘Snap! Where are you?’ Hanry walked and shouted,‘Oh, come here. He walked on the wall to break up the cats.’

‘My Snap!’ Ada shouted, cheerfully, ‘Did you miss us? We are your owner.’

Snap did not say anything. He only jumped into Ada’s big hug.

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