A Street Cat Named Bob Page #7
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I wanted to apologize.
For everything.
I don't blame you...
For giving up on me.
No, dad, I don't
want your money.
I didn't give up on you.
I was ashamed.
Of myself.
I was never afraid to fly.
I... I just didn't
know how to do...
I didn't know how
to be your father.
I'm the one who
needs to apologize.
No.
Jack, what are
you doing out there?
I'm talking to my son!
And my grandson.
I got him on a lead,
don't worry.
Wait till you see
the screen saver.
Look at that.
Yeah.
Where'd they go, hey?
How are you doing in the deep
blue sea there, Bob?
Hey, come on.
I've got to get this bloke
Garry, a lot of notes.
Stop fishing.
Good morning, monster.
Hello, mate.
Caught any fish yet?
How is a guy who spent a third of his
life checked out to write a book?
Come on, Bob, help me out here.
I'm stuck.
Bob.
Bob!
Thank you.
Thank you.
James, we're about to start.
Not before you say hi
to your biggest fan.
Betty?
I'm so proud of you.
Hi.
Thanks for coming.
James.
- James.
- Oh, yeah.
Come on.
Okay.
Off you go.
Right, Bob.
Thank you.
Hey, Bob.
- Hi, dad.
- Son.
- What?
- A bit overwhelmed.
Yeah.
It's gonna survive.
I told you weren't a stray.
- Bob.
- Yeah.
Come on, Bob, high five.
Good boy.
Hi, everyone.
Didn't expect that there'd
be so many people here.
I could make,
some joke about there not being
enough room to swing a cat.
But...
I don't think Bob
would like that.
Um...
A friend helped me with this...
And... when I was stuck...
Her advice was, "start by mentioning
that everyone gets a second chance."
But... but not everyone...
Manages to take them.
Luckily for me,
I had some very
important companions,
to help with my second chance.
And then she said,
to just tell the truth.
And that's what I've done.
Absolutely loved it.
Thank you.
- A little paw print there.
- Thank you so much.
Here you go.
Enjoy that?
It's like I lived every moment.
Good, okay.
Come on, you guys.
Keep it going, it's great!
Now, you guys.
Wow, beautiful!
Let's train our faces.
C ome on, getting low.
All together!
It sounds beautiful.
Of the cat, hey.
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