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Never say never
Slipping through bushes, tiptoeing along the fence, sneaking in the back door to wolf down the leftovers. ‘we’ll never have a pet,’ he leaves out a bowl of milk ‘they kill off native wildlife,’ he opens a tin of tuna, ‘they’re not pets I just feed them,’ he holds out a hand, they sniff coaxes them close with food, to stroke, fierce stray tabby cat and three ginger kittens invaded the garden who knows where it will end.
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