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Papa Gatto Narrative

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Narrative Papa Gatto sat in his home looking out the window at the homes in the city. The hot Italian sun light up the sky and it was a pleasant day until the stubborn Italian clouds rolled in. Papa Gatto advised the Prince that he was leaving for the United States next month. He was trying to get a job with the President. He would need a caretaker while he was away. He put up a Flyer and that is where things got ugly. Papa Gatto never should have put on the letter that he would pay whatever was reasonable. Over in the small houses of the town two girls named Sophia and Beatrice. Sophia was greedy and pretty. She saw the flyer and wanted the money so she went for the job. She went to Papa Gatto and promised to take care of his kittens …show more content…

He planned on protecting him. In the airport Papa Gatto went for some froyo and then smuggled a simple UMP.45 pistol that wouldn’t be to harmful when he put his luggage through the metal detector he also showed the person his badge so the person let him through. Obviously people were looking at him because he’s a cat but they have no idea. Back at the home Sophia just arrived at Papa Gatto’s house and started to look around. She went to Papa Gattos wife’s old room and stole her diamond bracelet. Beatrice was at home when she got news of what sophia did in a text. She went to Papa Gattos mansion and took her job. She texted Papa Gatto and said why and he was very proud of Beatrice. When Papa GAtto landed at the White house, The president was waiting for him. Papa Gatto was needed to protect the president if something were to happen occur badly in his speech. During that day they were getting ready for the speech and Papa Gatto said to himself that everything would be fine. Then the speech came. It was going smoothly for the first 15 minutes until one man in a mask shot hitting Papa gatto in the arm. Everyone raced out of there safely except for Papa Gatto. But the President was ok because the shooter

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