Neighbor got a cat. The neighbor that Skizi used to feed meat.
-I want the same!
Sasha and I just looked at each other. Seriously dear? You are sure? One toilet alone cost 8 thousand! And how many spoiled clothes, a silk dress, a leather jacket, tights, stockings, and how many dishes were missing! And that’s just the first thing that came to mind! But Skisy looked at his neighbor so devotedly, except that he did not shuffle his paw. And he rushed off to look for the same, gently, damn it, red color, cat.
Sasha silently turned around and went into the bedroom.
-Where are you going? I asked mechanically.
— Collect things. We move.
It was, of course, a joke. But not really. It’s one thing to be the owner of such a beast, and suffer at night, because you can’t kill your little poor cats. And it’s a completely different matter not to sleep at night because of other people’s little poor cats, which also cannot be killed. Whatever one may say, I can’t bear another Skeezy screaming behind the wall. And generally speaking. If he so wants a cat, let him come to this one. For a daily portion of wool and humiliation. I know I’m not fair in my thoughts. We have a cat, but others can’t? Not order. But it just seemed to me that our house could not stand two of them.
I’ve worked myself up so much that I’m already beginning to feel a howling behind the wall. And Skizi somehow began to behave suspiciously. He pushed the basin out into the hallway and nestled in, as in a trench.
When the doorbell rang, the three of us went to open it. Well, we opened it, and the cat looked out of the basin.
-Here! — Proudly showed a neighbor a small striped obviously cat.
If Skisy had realized what had happened, he would have been notably offended. And so nothing. He said something unflattering and turned away his brow, full of arrogant majesty.
-At a friend’s mother handed out homeless people!
We congratulated him! But the cat was not petted or even touched. Because the king, although he turned away, still squinted with one eye. In general, the neighbor settled down in reliable paws)))