How could Tabby Teller not understand those little thoughts of Mrs. Perry? He chuckled and asked, "Watched the news?"
"No, why?"
Mrs. Perry saying she didn't watch is absolutely a lie.
During the time she lived in the presidential palace, she developed the habit of watching the news every day.
As long as Tabby Teller wasn't in the presidential palace, she could turn on the TV and watch the news to know where he went and who he met.
The Tabby Teller in the news is like a high and mighty god, only to be admired from afar but not to be trifled with, while the real Tabby Teller, she could touch whenever she wanted.
Sometimes, watching Tabby Teller on television, she had the urge to rush into the TV and announce to the world, "Tabby Teller is my man," to ward off others who coveted him.
Tabby Teller said, "When you miss me, just watch the news."
"...Who misses you? I don't miss you at all..."
