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	THUMP!
	Kane the cat landed heavily at the bottom of the stairs. This was the second time this had happened to him.  Muttering angrily to himself Kane forgetting he had used the last of the bread the other day got to his feet and made his way into the kitchen to make some toast. When Kane discovered the lack of bread he muttered some more and sat down heavily on a 	chair.

	After a few minutes of sitting staring into space his stomach gave out a loud rumble.
“I'm going to have to buy some more food” said Kane to himself and with a loud groan he got up, grabbed his keys and some money, and headed for the door. It was as Kane set off 	down the street that he remembered he didn't actually know his way around the area and had 	no idea where a shop was. Kane stopped walking and had a look around, trying to find 	anything vaguely shop like. The street he was standing on was near the top of a large hill and he could see most of the neighborhood from his vantage point. Far down the street near the bottom of the hill Kane could see a shop. The shop looked like it had been mode led after a Chinese fashion and looked like it would only sell carvings and souvenirs but it was as good a place as any for Kane to start his search.

	as Kane started to make his way down towards the small shop two sisters where already heading inside. Gabriele and Liesel, the short haired guinea pigs who, Like Kane, had only just moved into the neighbourhood,  made their way into the quaint shop. Gabriele had barely stepped into the building before a small RC plain shot past her head giving a scare. The two sisters made there way deeper into the shop as she walked past the shelves Liesel could see potions bubbling in flask, the next isle was full of jigsaws and other puzzles, the isle after that was full of bread and other wheat products. The entire shop seemed to be organised like this with no particular area for one kind of thing. The toys where nowhere near the puzzles and the dairy was nowhere near the wheat. This was all made more confusing by the lack of labelling on the isles meaning you had no idea what the shelves contained unless you had a look. Some isles where worse then his with its contents switching half way along it. As they neared the counter the sisters noticed a large dog lying on the counter top.
“Guten morgan!” said liesel in German, forgetting where she was.
“English Liesel” Gabriele reminded her in German.
"Oh of course, Sorry. Goot mornink. I am Liesel und zis ees my sister, Gabriele. Vee haff just moved here. Zis ees a nice schop.” said Liesel in English correcting herself. “Ees eet err... belongink to you?" she went on to ask.