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Chicken Emporium is Open

Ashton: Just a few final touches. My first chicken emporium stand is ready to open! I just need to run to the litter box first.

one-eyed brown tabby cat looks at concession stand inventory

Newton: I can watch the stand while you take care of business in the litter box, Ash. 

Ashton: If you’re sure. No sampling the inventory!

Newton: Sure, whatever you say. 

orange tabby cat and one-eyed brown tabby cat at concession stand

Newton: Did you believe she would ever open this? I didn’t. 

orange tabby cat looks at concession stand

Cupcake: What are you doing, Mr. Newton?

Newton: I’m watching Ashton’s new chicken stand. 

orange tabby cat and black and white tuxedo cat at concession stand

Cupcake: Chicken! I like chicken!

Newton: You might not want to do that, kid.

Ashton: Hey! No sampling my inventory! What did I tell you, Newton? I have to clean this up! Why don’t you two go wrestle somewhere else? 

black and white tuxedo cat eats from concession stand as orange tabby cat and one-eyed brown tabby cat look on

Ashton: My inventory is a mess! I need to tidy up before more customers get here. 

one-eyed brown tabby cat looks at scattered concession stand inventory

Ashton: The chicken emporium stand is finally open! Come on by! No samples allowed. 

one-eyed brown tabby cat at concession stand

Funny Chick

Cupcake: What’s this?

Pierre: It’s a chick. Don’t you recognize a chick?

Cupcake: That’s a funny looking chick!

Pierre: It probably escaped from Ashton’s Chicken Emporium. So be careful with it. Ashton will want it back.

black and white tuxedo cat looks at wind-up chick while gray tabby cat looks on

Cupcake: Don’t worry, I’ll be very careful.

black and white tuxedo cat touches wind-up chick

Cupcake: Oops.

white paw touches topled wind-up chick

Cupcake: Ashton didn’t see that, did she?

Pierre: You’re going to be in so much trouble if she did.

black and white tuxedo cat and gray tabby cat with wind-up chick

Cupcake: You won’t tell her, will you?

Pierre: That depends on how much tuna you can find for me before Ashton wanders by.

black and white tuxedo cat looks at gray tabby cat

Chicken Education

Newton: Ashton, what’s this?

Ashton: That’s my chicken magazine! Miss Connie from Tails from the Foster Kittens sent it to me.

orange tabby cat reads chicken magazine while brown tabby cat looks on

Newton: I think it went bad. It doesn’t smell like chicken at all.

Ashton: No, don’t bury my magazine! It smells just fine.

orange tabby cat paws chicken magazine while brown tabby cat looks on

Ashton: I’m trying to learn about how where chickens come from so I can make sure I have enough for my chicken emporium.

one-eyed brown tabby cat reads chicken magazine

Ashton: Would you believe they say that chickens come from back yards? Have you ever seen one in our back yard?

one-eyed brown tabby cat reads chicken magazine

Newton: Let me see that. There’s no way our back yard is growing chickens. I would have noticed.

orange tabby cat reads chicken magazine

Newton: But don’t worry, I’ll watch for them from now on.

orange tabby cat peeks out open window

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Not a Chicken

Ashton: It looks like there’s a new chicken to add to my emporium.

one-eyed brown tabby cat and chocolate chicken

Ashton: This doesn’t smell like right. This chicken is an impostor!

one-eyed brown tabby cat and chocolate chicken

Thank you, Miss Connie from Tales from the Foster Kittens for the chocolate chicken. The head peep really likes it so much Ashton was polite and didn’t take a bite.

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