Cabin Furvor (A Klepto Cat Mystery book 16)
““It’s so pretty up here. I love the view. But I’m going to close these drapes, anyway, okay?”
“Yes, good idea,” Margaret said, sliding the drapes over the kitchen window. “We don’t want to be sitting ducks.”
“Hey, you guys wanna go through the rest of Amos’s stuff?” Colbi asked.
Iris headed for the basement. “Yeah, did Craig leave the box down there?”
“No, here it is on the counter,” Margaret said while making a pot of coffee.
Colbi grabbed the box and headed into the living room. “...Oh goodie.” After settling comfortably on the green sofa, she began removing the contents. “Here’s the notebook,” she said, setting it aside. “There’s also a stack of loose pages. Shall I just spread them out on the coffee table?” She appeared pensive. “He was quite a prolific writer for someone who didn’t speak.”
Savannah sat down next to her. “I guess he found a way to communicate.MoreLess
“Yes, good idea,” Margaret said, sliding the drapes over the kitchen window. “We don’t want to be sitting ducks.”
“Hey, you guys wanna go through the rest of Amos’s stuff?” Colbi asked.
Iris headed for the basement. “Yeah, did Craig leave the box down there?”
“No, here it is on the counter,” Margaret said while making a pot of coffee.
Colbi grabbed the box and headed into the living room. “...Oh goodie.” After settling comfortably on the green sofa, she began removing the contents. “Here’s the notebook,” she said, setting it aside. “There’s also a stack of loose pages. Shall I just spread them out on the coffee table?” She appeared pensive. “He was quite a prolific writer for someone who didn’t speak.”
Savannah sat down next to her. “I guess he found a way to communicate.MoreLess
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