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“Meow,” he said. “You should take a peek outside.” “I will if you promise not to say meow again.” “Hey, I’m a cat. Cats say meow.” “No. Cats meow. Cats don’t say meow.” “Meow.” He held up a paw. “All right, all right.  It was just something I was trying out.”

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Book:So Very Unfae
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