The life of Tomcat Bucho 12 Is Cage Boocho's hometown?

In mid-November, someone came to check our water meter and told us that there appeared to be a leak somewhere in our house.

Oh no!

I immediately asked a plumbing company to investigate and repair the leak. The company said they would have to go inside the house to investigate and repair the leak.

What should we do about Bucho?

It's fine because Shimao will take refuge outside, but it would be a disaster if Bucho, who can't go outside, escapes through the door that's open because of construction work.

In addition, Bucho has a bad memory of being locked in a cage at night when he was a child. When he grew up and was released from the cage, he hated it.

The investigation took a full day, during which Bucho was forced to remain in his cage, which was covered with a large bedspread to protect him from the loud noises that would come from removing and drilling holes in the walls and floor.

But Bucho was surprisingly quiet. On the contrary, he seemed to be amused by the unusual state of the room. He watched the construction workers closely through the gaps in the cover, and occasionally stuck his hand out through the bars of the cage to try and bother them.

A week later, repair work on the torn-up floor took half a day. Bucho was already relaxed. He watched the workers' work from inside the cage with shining eyes.

Since then, Bucho has often entered the cage on his own. Perhaps the unpleasant memories of his childhood have been erased from the cage, and only the good things that protected him remain.