Several months have passed since last time


Katie, in anthro form, was fixing breakfast for me one Thursday morning. I woke up to the smell of fresh smoked bacon, sausage, eggs, and waffles being made. As I wandered in the jikoni I saw the most beautiful girl in the world waiting for me.

"Morning honey." I alisema kissing her cheek.


"Morning Chris! How are wewe honey?" She alisema kissing me back.

"Im good! Wow wewe made breakfast?!" I said.


"Yep! Your mom showed me how to cook over the break!" Katie alisema with a grin.

I then began stuffing my face. It was pretty damn good. I never knew a mbwa mwitu could cook like this. Katie was devouring her plate and finished before me as usual.

"Are the kids up?" Katie asked.


"Yeah, Shadow, Alessa and Heather are over at my Mom's." I said, "We have the whole siku to ourselves." I said, kissing her lips.

"Hmmmm. What to do on this beautiful day?" Katie alisema in a romantic tone.


"Hmmmm. How bout we watch some TV?" I said, nuzzling her.


"Or.... how bout we go cuddle close." Katie said.


"Best plan ever..." I said.


So after breakfast, I helped Katie do the dishes. Once the dishes were done, I scooped up Katie in my arms and we went to our bedroom. Our bedroom was just past the Kid's bedroom, which was an old guest bedroom. Katie locked the door behind us and ordered me to get in bed. After I did so, Katie went into the bathroom. She came out wearing a t-shirt and underwear. She climbed into kitanda with me and we began kissing.

"Chris?" Katie whispered in my ear.

"Yes dear?" I whispered back.


"I'll never leave you." She said.

"I will never leave wewe either." I said, "We need to stick together, for our children."

Our lips began to touch zaidi and more. Katie rubbed my back as we spit in eachother's mouth, mixing saliva. I could feel and hear Katie's tail thump as we continued to upendo eachother. Katie was still the same old girl I loved every single day. I never wanted to let her go.

We laid there and held eachother for a good few hours. We just stared into eachother's eyes. She was so beautiful I tell ya. Later that afternoon, we went to a movie. I took her to see 21 Jump Street. She loved it. Katie thought that Jonah kilima did a great job portraying a loser cop who gets sent to a school for misfit cops.

Later that siku we went to get the kids and I made Devil's Spit burgers. The burger contains heavily seasoned Chipolte flavored beef, two peices of spicy bacon grilled in spicy chile oil. Then I drown it in spicy barbecue sauce, oh and for those who live in texas did I mention the sauce was Famous Dave's? The kids were in tears.

"Dad.... so....spicy...." My eldest daughter, Alessa said.

"It burns!" My sekunde youngest, Shadow, Cried.

"Ahhhhh! Water!" Heather Cried.


Katie and I both laughed. We were both used to the spicy flavor. After chajio, chakula cha jioni the kids and I went outside to play and then we watched TV. After puting the kids to bed, Katie and I stayed up and had several glasses of wine. inayofuata thing we knew it was midnight! After cleaning up the jikoni we went to kitanda and snuggled till dawn.

The End!


Sorry if it was short.... BUT LIFE WITH KATIE HAS RETURNED!