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CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX : SECOND PART

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We walked towards the Great Hall, and Ace still couldn't get over the idea that I was harboring a pet. It appeared that Ace didn't notice what it was I handed over the aide weeks ago at the infirmary.

           "This is totally unfair!" he yelled. "How come you get to have a pet?"

           "The lieutenant said that it is a reward," I mused, grinning.

           "What kind of cat is it?" he asked. "It looked nothing like an ordinary cat."

           "It's a cat," I said. "A Bengal, maybe."

           "It's black!"

Chamacast

We have arrived at the second part of the book. Enjoy

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