Puppy gets his nose licked in return! 

And then Angela turns back so she can hug him.

"Hmmm... Alex would like being a wolf better than a cat, I think..." She muses. 

Joey reverts to human form in Ang’s arms. “And we’re stronger!”

“And faster!”

“Only in a straight line. We don’t have to go to the bathroom!”

Boy instead of wolf! She continues to hug him. 

"We don't?" She thinks back over the past day, "Huh! But peeing's important for wolves like it is for dogs, right? That makes sense." She nods, "I think he won't mind, anyway." 

"Okay, okay, he can be a wolf. Long as these two are up for a bite."

"Sure thing," says Joey. "Always good to add to the pack."

"Better find him soon!" adds Angie. "It's nearly the full moon. Don't wanna have to wait a whole month for him to change, do ya?"

"Definitely not," she agrees. "We've got his address, though! Shouldn't be hard to find. Though I might have to sneak into a library or steal someone's phone to get directions... or just ask, I guess," she adds thoughtfully. "'Cause it's in a big city."

"City?"

"That's right, puppies," Zeke jeers. "Clothes!"

Much groaning ensues.

"You've never been to a city?" 

"Not during the day. That means like, pants."

She giggles, "You guys all hate clothes so much! It's kind of funny. Though not having to wear them is better. The fosters were always getting mad at me for not wearing a shirt." 

"Why? You don't even have boobs yet!"

"I know! That's what I said! Humans are so weird about girls," her voice goes all serious and stern, "Sit up straight, Angela, girls don't slouch. I don't care if you don't like dresses, Angela, it's time for church so you'd better put it on! You can't play with that, Angela, that's a boy's toy. Now now, young lady, what are you doing running around in the mud, don't you know you'll get your clothes all dirty?" 

She shrugs, "They aren't all like that, but the last ones were," she adds. 

Angie giggles. "Humans don't even like mud! What's the point?"

"Human kids like it! Most of them, anyway, sometimes the grown-ups convince them it's bad and I can't change their minds. Sometimes human kids are jerks but I usually liked at least one of the other kids. None of them were as good as Alex or Zeke, though." 

"So... clothes."

"I mean, if we get to make another werewolf..."

"You can just hide and I'll do all the things that need clothes? And then I can lure him into an alley or something and you can bite him." 

"Aww come on, it'll be hilarious. We at least need to get them to the alley first."

She giggles, "That's just mean," she says. She doesn't sound disapproving, though. "I guess it's true, though! So... back into town to figure out how to get there, and then we can go?"