Howie And Bromwell: A Narrative Fiction

“What do you mean I’m not making a good case,” Kevin whined. Kevin was getting very upset when he couldn’t get his point across to his father.
“Okay, listen,” there was a short moment of silence as Kevin listened to what his father had to say. “If you can somehow prove to me that Cromwell needs training, I will let you do it,” Howie offered.
“YES!”, Kevin exclaimed knowing there was hope.
“But there’s a catch. You have to convince me in the next week, or Cromwell doesn’t get training,” Howie said slyly believing that Kevin wouldn’t be able to do it. Kevin was determined to prove that Cromwell deserves training. The next day Kevin gave a list of every activity Cromwell needed to do that day. “What is this?”, Howie asked in confusion.
“It’s Cromwell’s schedule for the day”, Kevin replied. If there was one way he could convince his father, it was by showing him the struggle he had with keeping Cromwell occupied. “If you do what is on this list today, you will see exactly why Cromwell needs and deserves training. …show more content…
The next couple of hours was a struggle for Howie. First Howie had to walk Cromwell, which didn’t go very well. Cromwell broke free from his leash within the first minute. Howie chased after him in the ninety-five degree weather for what seemed like forever. When Howie finally caught up to Cromwell, they were already at the park. For a couple minutes they were playing fetch with a yellow tennis ball, until Cromwell started chasing bikes and terrorizing pigeons like he always does. Howie attempted to stop him, but Cromwell was too