Gentle Yak

 

Gentle Yak

 

Agudemba bid farewell to Mr. Philly. Mr. Feeley went to his neighbor Bridge's house.

Mr. Philly, who runs the business of selling bullfighting, recovered the lost bison "Bisen". "Bisen" actually got acquainted with the yak raised by the neighbor Bridge's family. "Bisen" and the yak Yak became an inseparable pair. good friend.

As a result, Mr. Feeley had more contact with his neighbor Bridge.

Bridge told Mr. Feeley: In order to give Yak the yak more space to move around, they built a barn outside their home. But Yak the yak undoubtedly prefers home, because it likes to watch TV, and spends many nights with a cow and two people in front of the sound of TV. Sometimes, Yak Yak would also notice the sacred cow statue hanging in the living room, showing surprise in his eyes.

Bridge believes the yak has become a member of the family.

Bridge said to Mr. Feeley, "Yak the yak is very sociable with us because we are just like his kind." Last year on Holy Cow Day, we would also buy him gifts. My wife, Ellen, and I often buy toys for it to play with, and this year we bought a trash can. Yak the Yak absolutely loves playing in the yard banging his horns on the trash can. Yak Yak even likes to dress up. Allen bought a garland to hang on its corner, and it was very happy.

What was it that Mr. Bridge didn't expect? Mr. Philly was not very interested in what he said and what happened with the yaks.

It turns out that Mr. Feeley fell in love with his neighbor Mr. Bridge's wife Ellen when he first met her.

For this reason, Mr. Feeley often contacted Mr. Bridge's wife Ellen in the name of asking and learning about yak raising when Mr. Bridge was not at home.

Letting a yak live in the home coincides with the English metaphor of a reckless person getting into trouble as a "bull in a china shop."

But Allen thinks this is nothing, because Yak Yak has not broken any valuable decorations in so many years. I know it's a crazy animal, but it turned out much better than we thought. No matter how big Yak Yak is, he has never knocked over or damaged any of our daily necessities.

Allen said: "Of course, it was difficult for it to live in the house like a car crossing the room. Every time it went to its favorite room, we had to move some furniture to get it in. Then we put it in A TV is installed in the room to make it easier to watch animal stories on TV.”

Mr. Feeley smiled and said to Mrs. Allen: "It's very Western for you to raise a giant cow at home. You can go a little more Western, that is, raise two. You don't hate my bison Bison, do you?"

Mrs. Allen said: "Bison Bison is not wild. In fact, it has a docile side. It will touch my face affectionately."

Mr. Feeley suddenly stood up. He stepped forward and hugged Mrs. Allen tightly, kissing her wildly on the face.

Mrs. Allen quickly pushed Mr. Feeley away. But she did not blame Mr. Feeley for his recklessness and wildness.

Mr. Feeley did not continue to act like a "bull in a china shop." Mr. Feely was a former matador who knew how to annoy a bull, but he also knew how to deal with a lonely cow.

Mr. Feeley said: "Dear Alan, I love you. I know that Mr. Bridge does not really love you, and you should not live with his indifference. I am a brave bullfighter and I will accept him. challenge."

Mrs. Allen looked tenderly at Mr. Feeley. From that day on, Mrs. Allen and Mr. Feeley fell in love.

Mr. Philly suddenly remembered what Agudemba once said to him: "Cows are spiritual. Those who love cows will definitely find true love. If you want to get love, make friends with people who love cows." He Falling in love with Mrs. Allen and also falling in love with Yak the Yak.

After Mr. Feeley left, Mrs. Allen, who had fallen in love with Mr. Feeley, sang the melancholy song "The Tenderness of Love" alone:

 

The wild yak,

I also know the tenderness of love,

Although human nature and animal nature are different,

In fact, sometimes there is no difference.

 

The stems of the chrysanthemums rise and fall,

I have no intention of sorting it out and letting him get away with it.

Later, I will not compete with the flowers of the times.

There is a fragrance in the frost.

 

The past is past,

There is no need to think about the future in advance,

It's just today,

When the plums are ripe, they smell fragrant.