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added Natasha. “Oh, is that your kite stuck in the tree?”
But Bea didn’t want to put the kitten down and she didn’t mind so much about her kite any more. After all, kittens were a lot more important than kites. She held the little ginger cat close to her chest as she sank on to the picnic rug.
“Did you see Mr Triceratops do that loop the loop?” Alfie ran up with the dinosaur kite under his arm. “Hey, where did you get that kitten?”
“I rescued him from that tree over there,” Bea told him.
“He’s a very lucky kitten and you’re very lucky not to have fallen out of
the tree.” Jenny passed round cups of lemonade. “I didn’t know you were so good at climbing.”
Bea smiled to herself. She climbed trees
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