Finally George has turned up.
I was sitting in the window waiting for lunch to be served up, everyone else was cuddled up on the sofa, they had a late night last night and were all very tired, when there he appeared on the tree stump.
Luckily it's a fairly warm day, for the time of year, so the window was open so I could call out over the road to him.
A big smile came back, oh how I was about to turn his day upside down.
After exchanging a hello I jumped straight in and told him all about Flash's visitation, sneaking around. I could tell from the look on his face he was taking what I said very seriously, occasionally nodding as I explained everything.
When I finished he bowed his head, deep in thought. I sat there waiting not wanting to break his concentration, finally he spoke.
"Do nothing." He said.
I nodded.
"Don't approach him, he's a very sly individual."
That much previous tale had informed.
"But do keep a very close watch on his actions. I want to know what he's up to but I don't want him to know."
I nodded and George smiled.
"Let's play him at his own game!"
I was sitting in the window waiting for lunch to be served up, everyone else was cuddled up on the sofa, they had a late night last night and were all very tired, when there he appeared on the tree stump.
Luckily it's a fairly warm day, for the time of year, so the window was open so I could call out over the road to him.
A big smile came back, oh how I was about to turn his day upside down.
After exchanging a hello I jumped straight in and told him all about Flash's visitation, sneaking around. I could tell from the look on his face he was taking what I said very seriously, occasionally nodding as I explained everything.
When I finished he bowed his head, deep in thought. I sat there waiting not wanting to break his concentration, finally he spoke.
"Do nothing." He said.
I nodded.
"Don't approach him, he's a very sly individual."
That much previous tale had informed.
"But do keep a very close watch on his actions. I want to know what he's up to but I don't want him to know."
I nodded and George smiled.
"Let's play him at his own game!"