"Uh huh" replied Mouse nodding "Where are you going today?". After some breakfast, Kipper started making some cheese sandwiches and asked Mouse "You'll be alright by yourself won't you?". After cleaning Mouse, Kipper washed Slipper and hung it up to dry on the clotheshorse. Mouse had a soapy bath in the wash basin. "Come on let's get you washed up" said Kipper picking Mouse up and taking her and Slipper to the bathroom. Mouse turned her head down and said "Oh.Uh.", then she crossed her arms and blushed a bit. "Ugh! Mouse, did you just.?" Kipper asked. Then something caught Kipper's nose, he picked up Slipper and sniffed it. Then he looked at the ceiling "There's no rain leaking in" Kipper commented. Kipper examined the Slipper which had a small puddle in it. "Kipper, my slipper's wet" Mouse told him. "Morning Mouse" Kipper said stretching his arms. Next morning, Mouse got up, headed to Kipper's basket and woke him up.
Then both Kipper and Mouse rolled over and fell asleep. "Good night Mouse" Kipper said reaching out to turn his bedside lamp off.
"Well good night Kipper" Mouse said in a sleepy voice. Kipper was soon in his cosy basket, while Mouse was curled up in Slipper. "I'm tired too" Kipper said yawning "Let's go upstairs and get ready for bed". "Shall we stop?" Mouse asked "I'm tired". As the game dragged on the two friends became rather tired. "Oh! The weather has not cheered up at all" said Kipper turning to peer at the window. As they played the wind howled and all at once rain poured and dripped down heavily. Kipper and Mouse played a board game of 'Snakes and Ladders'. Kipper and Mouse finished off their salad and then headed to the living room. Mix them in a bowl and finally add some oil and vinegar". "Well" Kipper answered "You cut a tomato, a cucumber, a red onion, a leek and some lettuce. "Mmm, nice salad" said Mouse licking around her mouth "How do you make it?". On a very breezy evening, Kipper was sharing dinner with Mouse. File type: Text File (.txt) - Kipper the Dog: Rain in the Night
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