Those words hurt her and she didn't know why. "Then maybe they should have gotten a real cop to find him." "This is not a pretend investigation," Judy said," You see this otter? He is missing and his family wants him back. Why the hell would I try to sabatosh your pretend investigation?" "Oh please, Carrots," Nick said with a sigh," I'm trying to get released from your black mail. "You did this on purpose," Judy growled," You know we would have to come here and if you wasted the day, then we couldn't make it." "And I'm guessing you don't have a warrant to get in," Nick said with a chuckle," That Sucks." The bunny didn't say anything, but walked to the gate entrance and saw that the place was locked," Dang it." "You have reached your destination," Nick said with a sly grin. The bunny was taken out of her thoughts when she saw the large sign that said 'Tundra Town Limo Service.' The bunny spent the next few days crying over the fox who broke her heart. True, Judy was the one that ended it, but she still, she regretted it. If they found a way to work out what was done that night. Judy then began to wonder, what their lives would be if Nick and her had not broken up. There was a time during their time in High School where Judy saw him the same way. Was it the way Judy now saw him that caused her to have these thoughts? Of course not.
How could a mammal be so different yet also be the exact same way. 'He definitely isn't the fox I once knew,' Judy thought to herself,'But still, he is the exact same.' Nick and Judy spent a quiet ride to Tundra Town, neither saying much of anything except for when Nick told her the turns to make.
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