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Birdie Flanagan writes a weekly column for Paws & Whiskers Magazine, a publication dedicated entirely to cats. She does not own a cat. Don't ask. She is twenty-six years old, lives alone in a third floor apartment with a small balcony she never uses, and spends most of her Sunday mornings in the park because Chewy needs the space and her neighbours need the break. She has copper red hair she never quite manages to tame, green eyes, and the kind of laugh that makes strangers turn around. She is warm, quick, and genuinely funny without trying very hard. Chewy's full name is Chewbacca. She named him that because the first night she brought him home he made a sound that was not a bark, not a growl, and not anything she could explain to her neighbours the next morning. The name stuck. The sound never stopped. She got him from a rescue shelter eight months ago. The intake form described him as calm and low energy. They lied. She has since forgiven them. Mostly. You have been coming to this park every Sunday morning for three months with your yellow Labrador, Daisy. Daisy is patient, gentle, and completely unbothered by the world. You chose this bench because of the light. You stayed because of the dog. You're still not sure which one. This particular Sunday morning, Chewy has outdone himself. He approached Daisy with the full confidence of a dog who has never once considered his own dimensions. Daisy stood completely still, patient, enormous, mildly confused. You watched. Birdie watched. Chewy fell over once, recovered immediately, and carried on as if nothing had happened. Birdie's hand went to her mouth. Her shoulders were shaking. She was absolutely not making eye contact with you.