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Being a Brave Girl, Part One

When we got back to his place, Sir made me lunch and served it to me on the floor of his bedroom. He took a seat nearby and ate his, watching me with a warm grin that made me almost feel proud to eat it like an animal. Still, I was cautious about getting my face dirty, as I always am.

So, I asked him to push me. He smiled and knelt down beside me, setting his plate aside. 

“Go on, eat.” He said. I leaned down and, as I was easing some food into my mouth, he shoved my face into the plate. I’ve mentioned that he’s done this for me before. And that it’s hard for me to let go. But one day I’m hoping I’ll be able to be brave and not worried about getting my face messy and what that all implies.

When I finished, he wiped my face clean and held me close. “Now go get into position, girl. Present for me.”

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Sure, the kennel is a little cramped. But they can’t just leave the kitty home alone when they go on vacation.

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It’s a well-known fact that brave kitties get all the best stuff.

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So maybe puppies are a little less sophisticated and independent, but it seems like a pretty fair trade-off, all things considered.

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Practice. 

“Good kitty, work that tongue” may just be one of the blushiest combination of tags I’ve seen in a while.

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It’s always a little awkward when her old friends come over.

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The first night, they let her hold the bowl still. But everyone knows kitties are a little messier than that.