“We Cat-napped a Cat, yeah, but   
you guys had nothing to do with that   
part.”                                 
     “Are you kidding me, we drove the 
getaway cab.”                          
     “The only thing I remember is     
calling you for a cab ride,” I said and
pulled out my wallet, and then gave him
forty dollars, “There, that’ll make it 
official.”                             
     He took it reluctantly.           
     “I'll talk it over with Mouse.    
She's the smart one in the family.”    
     “You're not dumb Wee,” Rhonda     
said.                                  
     “When it comes to numbers, forget 
about it, anyway, we’ve got to go.     
Maybe I'll stop by, before I start work
later tomorrow... uh, today, if that's 
ok?”                                   
*      I told him that’d be fine.          
     “I didn't get a chance to say bye 
to Amy, I personally loved what she was
saying about humans. Some of us are a  
sorry lot,” and started down the steps 
to his cab.                            
     “Yeah, you sure are,” my Arch said
and then kicked me in the shins. No,   
not really, but I could see it in her  
eyes.                                  
     As Beth joined me at the door, my 
Arch smiled sweetly and told us, “You  
both have a lovely evening, sorry      
morning, and tell the Cat I love her.” 
     When I closed the door, I could've
sworn she was a little tipsy.          
     “Why did you give her liquor?”    
     “Oh, come on hon,” she said with  
that crooked little smile, that always 
got me, and then turned serious, “Is   
this going to be a problem?”           



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