Hi, everybody! I don't know how this idea came about, but I got started, and I thought it was cute. It's GSR, of course, and it's from Hank's point of view. Enjoy, and please remember to review!
Disclaimer: Not mine!
This little oneshot is dedicated to Moochiecat and Keegan Elizabeth, for being so awesome!
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Hank barked and wagged his furiously when the front door opened. He hadn't seen his owners in two days, and the one they called Nick was nice, but didn't stay long.
Grissom opened the door, then let Sara step in first. He was grinning widely, and Sara was glowing.
Hank tipped his head to the side curiously as he studied the object in Sara's arms. Did they get a cat? Was it a cat? He let out a soft bark. It didn't smell like a cat, but it made a strange noise, and he jumped sideways.
Grissom looked at Hank, then leaned over and scratched his ear. "I know we've been gone," he said apologetically. "But we're home now."
Sara smiled and sat down on the couch.
As she got settled, Hank jumped onto the couch with her and begin sniffing furiously at the noisy little bundle. Okay, it wasn't a cat. But it was red and squirmy.
Grissom sat down by Hank, patting his head. "Don't worry, Hank. We still love you."
Sara smiled and freed a hand, also petting Hank's head.
He looked at her with his ears pricked up, then sniffled at the squirmy bundle again. It looked sort of like his owners, except it was much smaller and made strange noises. What was going on here?
Grissom looked at his wife. "Do you think he likes her?"
Sara gently cuddled her newborn baby girl close. "I think he does." She patted Hank's head again.
Hank looked at the bundle, at Sara, then finally at Grissom before he collapsed and laid his head in Grissom's lap. What a day...
The End!
A/N: There ya go. I hope everyone enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed writing it. I saw Hank for the first time yesterday, and this image just wouldn't leave me alone! And it's my birthday on the third, so leave me a little review as a present! Thanks for reading!