
“Missus Brogham?”
“It’s pronounced Broom. B-R-O-U-G-H-M, but it’s pronounced Broom.”
“Oh, yes. I see. Missus Broom then?”
“Indeed Constable. How can I help you?”
“I’m afraid, Missus Broom, that your neighbors, the Withies, have filed a complaint against you.”
“Odd lot, them.”
“Hurumph. Well you see, er, that is precisely what they are saying about you.”
“Odd? Me? In what way?”
“It seems, er, I do say this is awkward. Let me just say it and be done with it. They believe you to be a witch.”
“And what may I ask has led them to believe that?”
“Their cat.”
“Their cat?”
“Yes, it seems their cat alleges..”
“You have spoken to their cat?”
“Yes, er, in fact I have. He told me just this morning he isn’t a cat at all, but rather he is, er, was your husband, Clarence.”
“So then, Constable, the Withies cat talks, to you no less, and I am the one that is a witch?” Missus Broughm retorted sarcastically as she stole a glance over the Constable’s shoulder and winked at the Withies cat, er, Clarence.
Written for Crimson’s Creative Challenge #33
Wow, you’ve done well here. Though might I suggest that someone … the constable? … has been indulging in hallucinogenics. Watch out for those toadstools!
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This brought a smile to my face Violet! I could picture the two of them. Even the cat! or rather Clarence 😊💜
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I ❤️ this. Please write more…
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Oh this is funny. Nice one Violet!
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This is brilliant. Lol!
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Them Withies – always up to no good!
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Brilliant!
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You never cease to amaze me, Violet. Brilliant!
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