The animals that Sue were taken care of have been scared away by herself who was talking about her (moderately ferocious) cat. She will be talking to that cat as a matter of fact. She has never seen a cat talking of course. This will be the first time that Sue talks with a cat. Let's hope that Sue will be talking with the cat.
"Sorry, I didn't to scare you all" said Sue.
"We are good, Sue" said a rabbit.
"No need to apologize" said Sue. "In fact, I will be looking for that cat"
She went to look for a cat until she heard a voice.
"Now, where was that voice coming from" said Sue.
She saw that it was a cat.
"Oh, it was you" said Sue. "You are just a cat"
"I am the Cheshire cat" said that cat.
"I'm Sue" said Sue.
"Did you lose something?" The Cheshire cat asked.
"No, I did not" said Sue.
The Cheshire cat wag his tail and he disappear.
"Please, don't go" said Sue.
"There you are" said the Cheshire cat. "Thank you"
"No, thank you" said Sue. "I just wanted to ask you to see which way I have to go"
"It depends, Sue" said the Cheshire cat. "And where do you want to get to?"
"It doesn't really matter" said Sue. "As long as I—"
"It really doesn't matter" said the Cheshire cat. "Which way you go"
He disappears as he got off on top of the tree. Then, he walks to another tree and got on top of it.
"Oh, by the way, if you really like to know, he went that way" said the Cheshire cat.
He points that the white rabbit went to the left.
"Who did?" Sue asked.
"The white rabbit" said the Cheshire cat.
"He did?" Sue asked.
"He did what?" The Cheshire cat asked.
"Went that way" said Sue.
"Who did?" The Cheshire cat asked.
"The white rabbit that you said" said Sue.
"What rabbit?" The Cheshire cat asked.
"Didn't you just say" said Sue. "I mean, oh dear"
"Understand on your head?" The Cheshire cat asked.
Sue frowns at him.
"However, if I were looking for a white rabbit, I've asked the mad hatter" said the Cheshire cat.
"The mad hatter?" Sue asked.
She saw the sign that reads the mad hatter.
"No, I don't" said Sue.
"Or there's the March hare in that direction" said the Cheshire cat.
"Thank you, I think I should visit here" said Sue.
"Of course, he's mad too" said the Cheshire cat.
"I don't want to go among mad people" said Sue.
"Oh, you can't help that" said the Cheshire cat. "Most everyone's mad here"
He laughs.
"You may have noticed that I'm not all there myself" said Cheshire cat.
He completely disappears.
"Goodness. If a people here like that, I was trying to not upset them" said Sue.
She leaves the Tulgey Woods. See what happens in the next chapter of this story.