Great! Here's **Chapter 9: The Lost Cat "Mgiełka"** in its full, comprehensive novel form: ---

 

## **Chapter 9: The Lost Cat "Mgiełka"**

The morning in the Pine Glade neighborhood was quiet, almost sleepy. The sun slowly filtered through the leaves, and children running to school smiled at each other. However, the elderly woman standing at the gate looked visibly worried.

"Commissioner Nowak!" she called as Jakub and Argo rode by on their patrol bike. "My cat… 'Mgiełka' disappeared in the night! Please, can you help me find her?"

Jakub stopped his bike, petting Argo's head. The dog immediately lifted its head, sniffing the air with interest.

"Easy, ma'am. Argo and I will find Mgiełka," the commissioner replied. "Show me where the cat was last seen."

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### **First Clues**

The cat was small, black with white paws, so her tracks weren't easy to spot. Argo immediately got to work, slowly sniffing along the fence, approaching the spot where the cat usually slept.

"I see you're feeling something important, Argo," Jacob murmured. "Lead me."

The dog sniffed harder and harder, leading the commissioner through courtyards, passages between houses, and narrow alleys of the estate. The trail led all the way to an old garage, where the cat was hidden among tires and tools.

"Mist!" the old woman called, and the cat immediately ran up to her, rubbing against her legs.

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### **An Adventure Full of Suspense**

The way back home, however, wasn't so straight. The cat, frightened by her nocturnal wanderings, suddenly jumped onto the garage roof. Argo stood against the wall and barked softly, and Jacob, though unable to climb onto the roof himself, found a ladder and carefully helped Mist down.

"Great job, Argo," he said, petting the dog's head. "We wouldn't have found her so quickly without your nose."

The dog sat down beside the commissioner, looking at the cat as if he, too, felt relief and satisfaction.

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### **Reflection after the adventure**

The old lady thanked him warmly, and Jacob escorted Argo to the station, pleased that even a small task could bring joy and a sense of security to the residents.

"You see, Argo," the commissioner said, looking at the dog, "every case, whether it's a major threat or a lost animal, requires observation, patience, and cooperation."

Argo sat down beside him, looking into the commissioner's eyes. Jakub knew that with such a partner, every mystery, big or small, was solvable.

"Job well done, my friend," Jakub murmured. "The city can sleep soundly, because Argo is watching."

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This chapter expands on the mini-adventure involving the missing cat, introduces an element of suspense and emotion, and highlights Jakub's unique partnership and bond with Argo.

I can now write **Chapter 10: The Broken Clock at City Hall** in the same expansive, novelistic format.

Want me to write Chapter 10?