What's Wrong Whiskers?

Whiskers knew she loved Grandma Jean. She loved her voice and her laughter and her kindness, and she could tell Grandma Jean loved her back. They were pals! The best of pals!

Sometimes Grandma Jean would let Whiskers wear her necklaces and play dress-up.

Whiskers made Grandma Jean smile, even when her day had been long or her heart felt sad.

Sometimes Whiskers would spring up to the second floor window. Grandma Jean would find her sweet kitty settled on the soft quilt on the big old bed.

Whiskers peeking out the window at robbers

One dark night when the wind from the sea blew the branches against the house, Whiskers heard a commotion! She looked out of the window and saw two robbers breaking into Grandma Jean's car.

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