Well, it wasn’t as bad as I thought.
Daisy had to go off and do her beauty treatment. I didn’t want to know anything about
that. Remember, I’m a boy
kitty-MOL. Boy kitties don’t want to
know about fur curling or fluffing a tail.
It was bad enough that she told me, Barney, the Sheriff and Mayor how
long it would take. Now, the only reason
why I’m mentioning this is well, she couldn’t take Midnight into any treatment
room-MOL. That meant though that we
finally got a chance to question her.
Midnight was scared and you could tell she was scared
right away. Well, in a way, it was kind
of understandable. The Mayor was an
intimidating dude-cat. At first glance,
to any human especially he looked like the biggest, fluffiest ball of fun
imaginable. However, now, he was ready
to rowl. He looked like your local
police cat, ready to fight for justice, no matter what. Now, with that being meowed, Midnight was
scared.
It was easy to understand why and I would probably be
very cautious with other cats too. I was
considering going to find Daisy and pulling her out of the beauty room, since
Midnight seemed to be the only one she liked talking too. But, Barney managed to calm her down with a
nice, paw pat on the back.
Just call him Dr. Barney…
Barney is such a mellow cat, nice and flat-out my best
cat friend in the whole world. He may do
weird things sometimes (but we all do) but he could make any animal chill
out. He was able to calm Midnight down
with no problem. All he said was the
obvious, what you had to do was trust the Trouties. No matter what, just relax and trust the
Trouties, they were friends, just like us, so don’t worry about anything.
And she listened, with wide eyes and twitchy
whiskers!
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