"Yo, Sun! How's it going?" Aldebaran called out. Turning around, the Sun sighed heavily. She was hoping to leave the café without being noticed.

The life of a celebrity surely wasn't easy.

"It's going great, I suppose," the Sun murmured. She was still standing next to the door, ready to leave if trouble arose. With a star dog like Aldebaran, anything could happen, and it usually was trouble. The reddish star dog was standing, looking the Sun dead in the eye. His younger sister, Electra, was there too, sitting at the table. She was the one who didn't cause trouble, only to find herself in it when Aldebaran left her to face the consequences.

Not today, though.

"Son, sit down now before I come over there and make you," Taurus ordered, getting up from his seat at the table. With shock, Aldebaran exclaimed, "Dad!? What are you doing here!?"

"Trying to enjoy my coffee. What are you doing here trying to cause trouble?!" Taurus growled, putting himself between his son and the Sun. Turning towards the celebrity dog, he murmured, "Go ahead and go. I'll take care of my son." The Sun bowed her head, and barked gratefully, "Thank you." With that, she left the café.

Padding silently across the sidewalk, the Sun could feel eyes staring at her.

She was a star dog, and a celebrity star dog at that. Everywhere she went, she gained attention. After all, she was one of the most famous movie stars in the entire universe. It wasn't hard to say why she had so many fans, she just wanted a little privacy.

Stopping at the edge of the Asteroid Belt Highway, the Sun glanced left and right, as asteroids whizzed past her. She shuttered at the thought of being hit by one. The Sun couldn't even imagine how painful that would be, and the trauma that would come afterwards.

After seeing how safe it was to cross, the Sun trotted across the highway. She just made it across safely when she heard a small whine. The star dog, startled at first, looked around. That's when she saw her.

A tiny planet puppy on the side of the road, bleeding heavily from her head.