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HEATHER'S CLAWS by Jerry J. Davis

 

 

 

 

 

"Meow," said the beautiful blonde.

"Meow?" I asked, then gave the orderly a strange look.

The young balding man shrugged. "She's Heather Clarke, the actress."

"Meow," said Heather Clarke. She licked her hand and used it to smooth out her hair.

"What happened?" I asked.

"She snapped last week. Been playing the part of Jemima in Cats for seven years, and now she can't get out of character."

"Hmmm," I said, then turned and did the only thing I could think of. I barked.

Immediately her head dropped, her shoulders raised, and she spat and hissed at me. The hackles at the back of my neck rose, and I growled.

Quick as light, she unsheathed her claws and slashed. I stumbled backwards in pain, blood streaming down my face. I gave her one, long canine gaze, then turned and left. I knew her smell. I could find her again. Anytime.

On the next full moon, I'd get my revenge.

© Jerry J. Davis, 2004
All Rights Reserved

 

 

BIO: The son of an inventor, Jerry is a former professional photographer and journalist. He currently works as a computer technologist in the Dallas area, fighting Internet viruses and resurrecting data from dead. His website, including the amazing Writercam, can be visited at www.jjdavis.net

 

 

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