On the other hand, though, Renee was right. The ambulance was as much a part of the Emergency Dessert Squad experience as the dessert itself. The only thing she’d yet to rationalize (with or without Renee’s help) was Lovey’s presence in the passenger seat. She supposed she should have been forewarned of this outcome when the brown and white tabby first followed her down the stairs and out to the driveway. But, honestly, she’d chalked it up to Cat Lesson Number One. Or was it Cat Lesson Number Two? Either way, she’d all but ignored the ungrateful little beast as she loaded the brightly colored cupcakes into the back of the vehicle, secured the door, and walked around to the cab via the driver’s side. If she’d been thinking with her head instead of her heart, she’d have returned to the driveway the second she realized Lovey was riding shotgun. And she almost did. But something about the notion of moral support in light of her latest rescue recipient had won out in the end.
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