I snuck out of the flat and took the bus to the retail park, where I knew that there was a big pet supplies store.
I bought her a bigger, comfier bed, a proper litter tray with a covered roof for privacy,
four different kinds of wet and dry food, and a sack of organic cat litter.
I picked up a bottle of oil that was supposed to be good for her coat—a teaspoon was to be mixed in with her food every day.
I didn’t care if her coat grew back or not, because she was fine just as she was,
but I felt that she might be more comfortable without the bare patches of skin.
She didn’t strike me as the type to enjoy playing with toys, but just in case,
I bought a glittery ball and a huge fluffy mouse, the size of an old man’s slipper, which was stuffed with catnip.
When I took the trolley to the till, I realized that I was going to have to call a taxi to get it all home. I felt quite proud of myself.
The driver wouldn’t help me carry it upstairs, so it took me a few trips, and I was sweating by the time I got everything indoors.
The expedition had taken over two hours, from start to finish. Glen was still asleep on the duvet.
I spent the day pottering around the flat. Glen was good company: quiet, self-contained, mostly asleep.
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