Return to Katonia (Alien Cats Book 2)

June 12, 2021

Return to Katonia (Alien Cats Book 2)

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Bruce

3 years ago

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Hitch

3 years ago

Oh, no! It looks like a CAT-astrophic landing coming! Do you think they’re feline scared?

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Nathan

3 years ago

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Stop. Stop it now.

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Hitch

3 years ago

Reply to Nathan

Maybe the lynx-age in their engine is failing?

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Nathan

3 years ago

Reply to Hitch

That’s really stretching.

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Hitch

3 years ago

Reply to Nathan

Aw, c’mon, don’t puss out.

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Nathan

3 years ago

Reply to Hitch

I believe I have been set up.

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Hitch

3 years ago

Reply to Nathan

GOTCHA.

(And c’mon, turnabout is fair play!)

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