A look of relief washed over the little calf's face. "Thank you so much, Moo! I don't think I could take a tanning with Miss Lily's hairbrush too."

"Just don't tell her or she might turn that hairbrush on me." Moo joked.

"Yes sir." Cody chuckled as he turned to go but bumped into something very thick. Looking up, the calf panicked as he saw that he had ran into Dakota. The large bull raised an eyebrow at him.

"Howdy Dakota, you and Cowlorado have a good patrol?" Moo asked.

"Yes. What happened here?" Dekota asked.

"Nothing but some horseplay gone awry." Moo smiled as Cody excused himself and ducked out of the office quickly. Dakota watched the calf scurry out before looking back at Moo.



"Calf-Pint alright?" The large blue bull asked.

"Yeah he's alright." Moo said. "He might have a bit of trouble siting down, though." he smiled.

A small smile tugged a bit on Dakota's face as he finally noticed the broken window and the lone ball left on Moo's desk. It wasn't hard to figure out what had happened when the Deputy was out. Moo looked at the broken window as well.


"Heh, been a while since a window's been broken round here." The golden bull mused as he picked up the ball and gently tossed it into the air. "Remember the last lil calf that caused damaged."


"Yeup." Dakota smirked a bit as Cowlorado walked in smiling.


"Howdy Moo, whatcha all talking about in here?" The two older bulls looked at each other before smiling back at him.


"Oh just remembering the time you broke a window when you were a calf." Moo said as Dakota chuckled when Cowlorado blushed red.

"I hate it when you guys bring that up." Cowlarado said.

"You were quite a tornado of destruction when you were a kid, Kid." Moo chuckled as Dakota ruffled the younger bull's head.


"Ain't no 'quite' about it." Dakota teased. "We wore out quite a few belts on your lil backside back in the day."

"Yeah, sometimes I think I can still feel those whoopins." Cowlarado said.