Special Smashwords Edition
Webbster and Button
and the Flying Saucer
By
KC Remington
Webbster and Button and the Flying Saucer
Special Smashwords Edition
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WEBBSTER and BUTTON and the FLYING SAUCER
Life goes on, lazy days follow lazy days, especially if you’re a dog or a cat in the middle of a beautiful summer.
The sun comes up, you do your chores, always observing what is around you, and then spend a lazy afternoon wondering about this and that before you tidy up and go to bed dreaming about what a wonderful day it had been, and perhaps wondering about the day to follow.
Millions of dogs and cats have done the same all throughout time.
And it was no different this nice summer evening when Webbster and Button tucked themselves in, “Goodnight Webbster,” said Button in the middle of a yawn.
“Goodnight Button,” answered Webbster as he pulled up the covers. It had been a blissful day, same as always.
But life would not bless Webbster and Button this evening with a peaceful sleep.
“Please turn out the light,” said Button as he turned over on his side.
“I did,” said Webbster from under his blankets.
“Well you didn’t,” moaned Button. “It’s still on.”
Webbster knew he had turned out the light, but to accommodate his best friend he said, “Oh bother.” Then as he stuck his head out from under the covers he shouted, “Holy Moles Moley!”
And there it was shining through the window, bright yellow lights going in all directions right out there by the creepy Misty Glen. “Look! Look! Hurry! Hurry!” exclaimed Webbster.
Button realized the urgency in his friend’s voice and jumped up and saw the lights too, “Oh my Gosh! It’s on fire!”
“I don’t think so,” said Webbster, “its just a whole bunch of ... lights!”
Webbster and Button then looked out the window for a long moment. “What do you think?” asked Button.
“I think we should go investigate,” said Webbster.
“No, no, no,” said Button, “it looks like trouble to me!”
“Well aren’t you curious?” asked Webbster. “After all, you’re a cat!”
“Hmmmm,” said Button, pondering the correctness of it, “But only if you go first!”
Friends together can accomplish almost anything, but only if they’re in agreement. As they were, but only because Button’s curiosity had gotten the best of him. If his common sense had ruled he would have climbed right under the bed and stayed there.
But moments later they carefully crept toward the lights coming from the Misty Glen with Webbster in the lead. “Shhh,” he said.
“I didn’t say anything,” whispered Button.
“I didn’t say you did,” said Webbster, “Just shhh.”
Step by step they cautiously approached the source of the lights and when they reached the top of a little hill, there it was, A FLYING SAUCER!
“Oh my Gosh!” exclaimed Webbster. “What is it?” said Button.
“It looks like, it looks like, a Flying Saucer!” said Webbster.
Just then a LIGHT shot up from the top of the saucer and a strange alien seemingly made of metal appeared from within it.
“Yikes!” shouted Button and he and Webbster started to run.
“YOU WILL NOT MOVE!” announced an electronic VOICE from the Metal Man and Webbster and Button were FROZEN where they were.
They couldn’t move! Suddenly they were lifted up, up, up to the top of the saucer then into an opening and gently set down inside into two fat black metal chairs.
