The Yellow Fairy Book

A cat befriends a mouse and convinces her to share a home, emphasizing the need to prepare for winter. They purchase a pot of fat for sustenance but struggle to find a safe hiding place. The cat suggests hiding it in the church, believing it will remain undisturbed. However, the cat's desire for the fat grows, leading her to concoct a story about being a godmother to distract the mouse and leave her alone at home. This tale sets the stage for potential betrayal and highlights themes of trust and cunning in their relationship.