It started with a tiny movement. A flicker in the corner of my vision. A shadowy figure creeping across the floor.
A bug.
As a highly trained feline detective, I, Gryzka, knew it was my duty to investigate.
I dropped into stealth mode—tail low, ears forward, eyes locked on the suspect. The bug, clearly unaware that it was dealing with a professional, continued its journey across the rug.
I moved in.
It stopped.
I stopped.
It moved.
I pounced! SUCCESS! …Or so I thought.
When I lifted my paw, the bug was gone.
Huh.
I sniffed. Nothing. I checked under my paw. Nothing. I looked at Ania, who was watching from the couch.
“What are you doing?” she asked.
“Detective work, obviously.”
I spun around. There it was again! On the wall this time. This bug was good. A runner. A climber. But I was better.
I leaped, paws outstretched—
Splat.
Missed.
When I looked again, the bug was nowhere to be found.
A ghost bug?! Unacceptable.
I scoured the room. Under the table. Behind the couch. On the windowsill. Nothing.
It had vanished into thin air.
Defeated, I slumped onto the floor. This case was unsolvable. A stain on my detective career.
Then, I heard it.
A tiny, traitorous buzz behind me.
I turned.
There it was. Mocking me.
The case wasn’t over yet. Round two begins now.
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