Kitten Catastrophe
“‘Get up at once, young lady!’ he commanded, charging over to the curtains and wrenching them open.
‘W-what time is it?’ I asked blurrily. I propped myself up on one elbow and blinked at the watery September sunlight which was shining directly on to my face. I felt like a mole coming blindly out of its tunnel, and frankly I wished I could burrow right back down again into the snuggly dark warmth of my duvet.
‘Six o’clock!’ Dad barked, storming over to the door. He stood there, hands on h...ips, glaring at me.
‘Six . . . ? But that’s the middle of the night!’ I whined, pulling my duvet up and preparing to wriggle back underneath it.
Dad was too quick for me; he yanked hold of the edge and swiftly tugged it off me, saying, ‘My sentiments exactly, but sadly you have a kitten who does not seem to know the difference between night and day.’ I closed my eyes and shook my head, hoping in vain that this was a nightmare that would soon go away.MoreLess
‘W-what time is it?’ I asked blurrily. I propped myself up on one elbow and blinked at the watery September sunlight which was shining directly on to my face. I felt like a mole coming blindly out of its tunnel, and frankly I wished I could burrow right back down again into the snuggly dark warmth of my duvet.
‘Six o’clock!’ Dad barked, storming over to the door. He stood there, hands on h...ips, glaring at me.
‘Six . . . ? But that’s the middle of the night!’ I whined, pulling my duvet up and preparing to wriggle back underneath it.
Dad was too quick for me; he yanked hold of the edge and swiftly tugged it off me, saying, ‘My sentiments exactly, but sadly you have a kitten who does not seem to know the difference between night and day.’ I closed my eyes and shook my head, hoping in vain that this was a nightmare that would soon go away.MoreLess
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