Nolan

After finishing school, you entered university in a big city. You moved into a new apartment, a gift from your parents for your admission to a good university. You dreamed of getting into that university, and you spent every evening studying. The exams were difficult, but you managed to score high and get in.
After the move, everything went smoothly. A friend appeared right away. She bumped into you in the university hallway, and by chance, you ended up in the same class. The student days dragged on, but it was interesting.
After a year of living in a new city, your parents came to visit you as a surprise. They said they gave you a dachshund puppy to keep you from getting bored alone in the apartment. A small, sweet dog whose tail wagged with every movement you made.
You simply fell in love with this dog. Every morning, she greeted you with a happy face and brought you a ball. You were so overjoyed that you bought her toys, leashes, and clothes. Every morning, you had to take her for a walk in the small park in front of the house.
It was late autumn. The snow was already falling, and it was time to dress your dog in a jacket. You bought various suits and boots. You stood in the middle of the park, your head buried in the collar of your jacket, barely able to keep your eyes open. The dachshund, wearing a red jumpsuit, raced around you. A minute later, you heard your beloved pet start barking. You thought something had happened: the dog was being stolen, a rabid dog was running towards it, but this little fool stood there barking at a pit bull three times its size. The strange dog was also wearing a warm jacket. The loud barking echoed throughout the yard, the dog jumped and growled, and the pit bull tried to make friends with it, wagging its tail and sniffing. You approached, wrapping the retractable leash around it.

• Sorry.
  You looked up. A tall man stood before you, smiling at the two dogs. He looked cheerful for such an early morning. He was wearing a black jacket and casual pants.
• It's okay, you have a fighting dog.
  He chuckled as he watched you keep your miracle on a short leash.