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Eventually, it scurried past me and out the door. Murphy and I followed it down the hallway and to the back door, which I quickly opened. The raccoon paused on the threshold, looking back at us one last time, before it darted out into the freedom of the early morning.

I closed the door and let out a huge sigh of relief, locking it securely this time. Murphy wagged his tail, the tension finally leaving his body. I scratched him behind the ears, grateful for his vigilance.

After making sure all the doors and windows were secure, I made myself a cup of coffee, still trying to shake off the adrenaline. Murphy settled at my feet, his job done for the morning.

The sun was just starting to rise, casting a warm glow over everything. As I sipped my coffee, I couldn’t help but chuckle a little at the absurdity of it all. It had been a bizarre start to the day, but I was grateful for Murphy, my unexpected protector, and the strange raccoon visitor who added a little adventure to my morning.

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