I don't own SWAT Katz or any of it's characters I just own Jay.

For those who thought this was an update, I'm sorry. I'm just revising this thing because I didn't like the way it went. There are some new things in here so read and enjoy.

"Thanks again!" Chance Furlong said as he walked out of the best tool shop in Mega Kat city. He walked back into the city with a handful of tool that he would need for doing repairs at the salvage yard. A job in which no one else in the city wanted, and he didn't want either but he didn't have a choice in the matter.

As he walked down the street he noticed a gang of kittens five kittens in a large group standing in front of the front window of a large bookstore. Their tails were wagging as they pressed their faces against the window and looked in.

"I wonder…" Chance muttered as he walked over to the bookstore.

As Chance looked into the stores display window, he saw a new book on sale which had just come out and was climbing to the top, or says so the ad near the book. It was black with white words Chance didn't bother to read. Chance looked at the book and wondered what was so special about it.

"Kinjo's new book just came out!" An excited kitten said who was standing next to Chance.

"Kinjo?" Chance repeated. The name rolled off of his tongue without second thought almost like he had said it somewhere before, over and over again.

"Hey!" Chance yelled as the memory all of a sudden came back to him. "Hey kid! What's Kinjo's first name?"

"Jay I think. Check out the book if you wanna know so much!" The kitten answered as he rolled his eyes.

Chance growled and ran inside the bookstore and came out a few minutes later with the book in his hands. He walked over to a nearby wall, laid his tools on the ground, leaned against the wall, opened the book and began to read. As he turned to the thank you page, all of the questions in his head were answered:

"I would like to thank everyone but mostly I have to thank Chance Furlong. He stuck with me through all the shit I put him through. I love you Chance where ever you are!"

Chance smiled. I thought so. He thought. Chance picked up his tools and walked back towards the salvage yard.

It was so strange, he hadn't thought about Kinjo for years and all of a sudden she was coming up again. She seemed to have moved so far up, publishing her own book and everything and Chance almost felt left behind. He had fallen out of the Enforcers and now was working in the salvage yard but then again there was always his "side job" that kept him so busy. Now that he thought about it, he had grown a lot since he had last thought of Kinjo. He, and Jake were now the saviors of Mega Kat City that was a big thing for a simple salvage yardman to do.

"Jake! Jake!" Chance yelled as he ran through the salvage yard. "Jake where are you man? I've got something to show you!"

"In the garage!" Jake yelled from the repair shop.

Chance walked into the part of the salvage yard in which the cars were fixed to see Jake working under the hood of a car. His tail was up straight in the air as his tools slammed together within the car causing the familiar sound of work to be echoed through the garage.

"Check this out!"

"What?" Jake popped out of the hood with a bit of grease on his face.

"Have a look." Chance threw the book to Jake who caught it with talent.

"Oh you got Kinjo's new book?" Jake asked as he turned the book over and begun to read the dust cover.

"You're a fan?"

"Yeah sure. I've read a few of her books." Jake answered as he became totally involved within the dustcover.

"Look at the thank you page!" Chance said impatiently.

"Okay, okay!" Jake flipped the book back over and opened it. He flipped through pages until he reached the thank you page.

"I would like to thank everyone but mostly I have to thank Chance Furlong. He stuck with me through all the shit I put him through. I love you Chance where ever you are." Jake read out loud with a large amount of surprise in his voice. Jake looked up at Chance to see him smiling. "You know her?"

"Yep!" Chance said with pride as he stuck out his chest. "We go way back."

He couldn't believe it. Chance, the kat that he had known for so long knew the famous author Jay Kinjo. Chance had never mentioned anything about Kinjo or even paid attention when he talked about her books to him.

Jake let his eyes go back to the page to see a line that stuck out to him. "All she put you through…" Jake said as he reread the line. "What did you two go through?"

"Uh..." Chance shifted his eyes around nervously.

"Excuse me?" An elderly voice said that broke the two's conversation. The two turned to see an elderly kat walk in. "Can you two gentle cats help me?"

"Sure! How can I help you?" Chance said as he walked over towards the elderly cat.

Jake sighed at his partner's feeble attempt to keep a secret from him. A sad attempt if Jake thought more about it. Jake knew that if he asked at the right time, Chance would fully confess to him. It had always been that way. Always. But it was odd to Jake that Chance had never said anything. He sighed, and figured that everything would be explained to him later.

"Hey Chance?" Jake asked an hour later as the two worked on the elderly cat's car which had been brought in.

"What?" Chance said as he looked through a box of tools for the right one.

"Did you get those flashlights that I asked you to get?"

"Flashlights?" Chance repeated as he searched his memory. "What flashlights?"

"The ones you went to the tool store to buy in the first place..." Jake said trying to hint Chance along.

"Oops. I'll go and get them now then. Hopefully the store is still open." Chance said as he looked at the setting sun with a sigh.

"You don't have to…" Jake said feeling a little bad now that he had said anything.

"Can't hear you I'm already gone!" Chance walked out of the garage and back into the city.

Hopefully he won't be mad at me later. Jake thought to himself as he went back to work on the car.