He'd plotted very very carefully. His human didn't go out much, but he'd managed to time the door, so he'd be able to right next to his human and get out of the blasted room. He'd already explored the entire room. It was time to move on to newer, and more interesting places to explore. He wondered where his posse of cats went. That should be his
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Speak of the devil. A movement caught his eye; a tiny striped tail that disappeared around a corner ahead.
"Oh, you did not, Pine," Karl muttered to himself, hurrying up but trying to keep his steps light. He peeked before he jumped out, and smiled at the sight of the orange kitten dawdling down the empty corridor, sniffing at the walls as it went. Chris hadn't escaped -- that little fugitive was George Kirk.
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"You wanna go visit Chris for a while?" he asked tentatively. George had stopped struggling momentarily and hung there from his hands, eyes big and round. Karl dared to cradle him properly again, and held his hand in front of George's nose to sniff. "Sniff? That's what the other kitten smells like. We'll go see him."
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Karl watched the floor carefully when he opened the door to make sure Chris didn't scoot out under his feet. "Chriiiis. I brought a friend."
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He sat down on the nearby couch (which was already flecked here and there with brownish hairs) and lazily made a psssstpsstpsst cat-attracting sound, watching George investigate his new surroundings and wondering where Chris had got off to.
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Perhaps he would find something else to play with.
His ears perked up at the sound of Karl's voice and he trotted out from under the table, curious. "Mrow?"
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Funny how cats weren't really all that different from human kids.
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Was he being treated right was there lots of food, was he getting scratched? Did George need to teach the human proper manners?
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