Diamond Cat by Sasha

Today started off in a rush, with Lynettea going off early to organize her class. I was very disappointed not to have my early morning walkies. I was thinking that even if I had to pull Lynettea around sometimes, and even if I was disappointed with her behaviour and her lack of observational skill, I would still prefer to go out for a walk than stay inside.
After all the sun was shining.
I felt frustrated when she went off and instead of jumping into the sink, which seemed pointless when she was not there to annoy, I jumped onto the dresser and then onto the fridge and then onto the top of the dresser.
Then an awful noise started.
I sprang down and hid under the bed.
My ears were hearing the loud noise and I couldn’t shut them.
After a long while the noise stopped and it grew quiet.
Lynettea: ‘You know you shouldn’t leap up like that when I am out, Sasha.’
Sasha: ‘Why didn’t you come home when I was suffering?’
Lynettea: ‘Our neighbour, Orla’s Dad, rang me and said there was no-one around. So we thought it must have been you, Sasha. The alarm would have stopped before I could get home. Besides, I had to organize things for the speaker. If I thought there was a real danger, I would come home. The security people would also come to help you.’
Sasha: ‘Well, that is an awful lot of explaining of your bad behaviour in not looking after me.’
Lynettea: ‘Let me give you a cuddly, Sasha. What a beautiful and loving cat you are. I am sorry you are upset.’
I suppose I will have to forgive her.