Thank you to my three reviewers, and to Rum Tum Tuggette for giving me my Alaska Law! You're awesome!

I sat down in a large comfy chair, shredding up the last of the election posters I spent ages on. "Why did you spend so much time to break one stupid law?" I asked Macavity, who was sitting behind his new desk.

"It was fun. Anyways, I always wanted a title I earned instead of took." He replied, polishing his name plate. Mayor Macavity it said.

I laughed out loud. "You, the terror of the Jellicles, are the mayor of Oklahoma City."

"Shut up girl. I won't be here for long. I have better laws to break." Macavity told me, putting a sign up on his door.

ON STRIKE UNTIL I GET A GIANT PAY RAISE

"The mayor may not go on strike." Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Law

"Why are we back in Alaska? We were just here with the moose!" Macavity complained as we walked down the road.

"We're meeting one of my reviewers. She's helping us with the next crime." I replied, pulling on the leash in my hand. We arrived outside a barber shop, where a girl was sitting in a bench in front.

"Rum Tum Tuggette! Nice to meet you!" I shook the girl's hand.

"Who in their right mind would like my brother?" Macavity questioned us, rolling his eyes. "He's stupid, immature, ugly-" He stopped when I elbowed him in the stomach. "Be polite, ginger!" I hissed at him. I turned back to Tuggette. "Ready for this? I brought the peacock for you." I tugged on the leash again, pulling the peacock up to us.

"Let's go Macavity." Tuggette pulled him into the barber shop after I handed him the leash.
Everyone getting their hair cut stared at the two oddly, and the poor peacock made awkward noises.

"No one mind my pet. I just want a simple trim mate!" Macavity said with a wide smile.

"No pet owner may bring their peacock into a barber shop." Alaska Law

I snapped awake as Macavity pinched me. "You're being a disgrace to these nice old people Gwen!" He growled.

"Says the cat that broke into a senior center!" I argued, sitting back up. "It's been hours!"

He rolled his eyes. "That's the point, human. This is the sixth hour, actually." He turned the big wheel by him, and took a small ball out of it.

"Looks like we have a 52! Anyone have a bingo yet?" He called out. The seniors all shook their heads, fully involved in the game.

I sighed and walked away to take a nap.

"Bingo games may not last more than five hours unless held at a fair." North Carolina Law

I was in complete ease, lying in a hammock, sipping coconut milk, eyes closed- all until Macavity pushed me off of it to the ground. "WHAT THE HECK?!" I yelled, angry.

"We came here to commit crimes, not relax!"

"But... it's Hawaii! It's America's resort island." I said grumpily, standing up.

"I don't care about that Gwen. Follow me." We walked to a boardwalk, and stood in front of a crowd.

"Who likes magic? I got a good one! See, there is nothing in this girl's ear, right?" He pointed to my head. "But now, volia! There's a coin in it!" He made one appear in my ear.

"Thank you all!" We marched away.

"Coins are not allowed to be placed in one's ears." Hawaii Law

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