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The Lucky Ticket
Big city is full of cars and hurrying people. Nobody cares about a stray dog. But what a luck! There is a kindly soul among this general indifference. And now the dog has a mistress and the girl has a good friend.
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Big city is full of cars and hurrying people. Nobody cares about a stray dog. But what a luck! There is a kindly soul among this general indifference. And now the dog has a mistress and the girl has a good friend.
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