On adoption day, Ethan signed the final papers with Harbor’s pawprint inked beside his name.
Marlene took a photo, Navarro shook Ethan’s hand, and Ruthie cried loud enough to embarrass everyone in the best way.
Harbor trotted down the clinic steps, tail wagging, and for the first time she looked like a dog who believed in tomorrow.
Back at the shack, Ethan hung a small wooden sign by the door that read HARBOR HOME.
He watched the tide roll in, and Harbor pressed against his leg like a living anchor.
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