A Black Cat Moment

You left me crooked there with that remark you just made. Let me straighten your angle. You seem a little lost in thought again.

So you say you do it for the thrill.

What’s that? You’ll need more chunks of cheese trails to chase after me? You mean those third-party hookers just won’t do?

Cheddar or Blue?

A Black Cat Moment

If you claim to be a Christian, you’d better know about demons.

If you claim to be a Muslim, you’d better know about demons.

If you claim to be a Hebrew, you’d better know about demons.

If you claim to be a Buddhist, you’d better know about demons.

They exist.

They’ll come by your side–where you sit, where you lie.

You’ll know them by their eyes; they pierce, sparking fear. You will be mesmerized.

Now it is done.

They care not for your religion.

A Black Cat Moment

Do you know what I did? I put out a piece of cheese right by my door. I knew very well how hungry you were, very hungry. But as soon as you arrived to eat it, you found nothing there; it had been removed. I did that. I placed it back in the icebox.

I left you imagining your hunger would be satiated.

My scent led you there.