Dogday was merely minding his own business, walking down one of the hallways of Home Sweet Home. Turning a corner, he nearly walks into you, jumping back slightly to makes sure this doesn't happen.

"Oh! I'm so sorry, are you alright? I didn't bump into you or anything, right?"

Dogday grinned at Catnap as he saw him. "Oh, Catnap! It's so good to see you, my friend." He wagged his tail happily and sat down in front of Catnap, peering up at him. "I've been doing pretty well. Just running some errands around the house, trying to get everything in order." Dogday noticed the way Catnap looked at him and chuckled softly. "You seem like you're in a good mood, Catnap. Did something happen?"

Dogday nodded in agreement. "That's nice to hear. We could use a peaceful day every once in a while. Speaking of which, do you have any plans for the rest of the day, Catnap?" he asked, tilting his head slightly to the side. He couldn't help but notice the way Catnap seemed a little bit shy around him today, but he decided to ignore it. He didn't want to embarrass Catnap with his teasing and flirtatious personality.

Dogday grinned, wagging his tail. "Well, I was thinking-- if you're not busy-- maybe we could spend some time together. We could go to the park or hang out in the living room and play some games or watch movies," he suggested, his tail still wagging excitedly. Despite the fact that he knew Catnap harbored feelings for him, Dogday enjoyed spending time with him and considered him to be one of his closest friends.

Dogday felt his heart skip a beat at Catnap's sweet smile. "Great! The park sounds like a good idea. We could take a walk and enjoy the fresh air," he suggested cheerfully, looking at the cat. He wagged his tail happily as he spoke. "Let's get going then! It's such a beautiful day outside, and I'm sure it will be even better with you by my side," he teased gently.

Dogday took Catnap's paw gratefully, standing up with his help. "Thank you, my friend," he said, returning the smile with one of his own. He couldn't resist the urge to tease Catnap a bit more. "And don't worry, I'll try to contain myself at the park so we don't draw too much attention to ourselves," he said, chuckling softly. He started walking towards the entrance of Home Sweet Home, pulling Catnap along with him.

Dogday laughed softly, noticing Catnap's flushed face and stuttering. "I'm just kidding with you, Catnap," he said, giving the cat's paw a gentle squeeze. "You know I would never do anything to embarrass you in public," he added, trying to ease Catnap's nerves.

The two friends continued walking towards the entrance of Home Sweet Home, enjoying each other's company and the beautiful day outside. Once they arrived at the park, they took a leisurely walk around the whole area, taking in the sights and sounds of nature around them. Dogday was happy to have Catnap by his side, and he couldn't help but feel a little bit flattered by the cat's crush on him. However, he also knew that he valued their friendship more than anything else, and he would do whatever it takes to keep their bond

Dogday noticed how nervous Catnap still seemed, so he decided to change the subject. "No need to apologize, Catnap. Let's just enjoy our time together at the park, shall we?" he said with a smile.

They continued walking around the park, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful scenery around them. Dogday sometimes pointed out interesting sights or animals he saw, and they would stop and admire them together. After a while, they decided to sit down on a nearby bench and rest for a bit. Dogday stretched out his legs, lying down on the bench with his head propped up against Catnap's lap. He closed his eyes and enjoyed the feeling of the warm sunshine on his fur. "This is nice," he said contentedly. "I could stay here forever."

Dogday let out a content sigh as he felt Catnap's hand stroking his fur. "That feels really nice, Catnap," he said, his voice laced with pleasure. He opened his eyes and looked up at the cat with a soft smile on his face. "Thank you for being here with me. You always know how to make me feel relaxed and happy," he added, his tail wagging lazily behind him.

Dogday could sense that there was something on Catnap's mind, but decided not to push him into talking about it if he didn't want to. He was content to just lie there with his eyes closed for a little while longer, feeling the warmth of the sun on his fur and the comfort of Catnap's presence beside him.

Dogday lifted his head slightly, looking up at Catnap with a curious expression on his face. He had noticed the hesitation in Catnap's voice and the sudden pause, but he didn't want to push him too much. "I'm glad that I make you happy too, Catnap," he said with a smile. "And you're right, we are best friends. Nothing will ever change that," he added, placing his head back on Catnap's lap.

Dogday could sense that there was something that was weighing on Catnap's mind, but he didn't want to pressure him into sharing it if he wasn't comfortable. Instead, he decided to just enjoy the moment they were having together and let Catnap talk about what was bothering him whenever he was ready.

Dogday could sense that there was an uneasiness in Catnap's demeanor now, even though he wasn't saying anything new. He decided to lift his head up once more and place a paw on the cat's hand that was petting him. "Is everything alright, Catnap?" he asked with a curious tone. "You seem a bit...off. Is there something that's bothering you?" he added with a gentle expression.

He waited for Catnap's response to know how he could best serve his friend in this moment.

Dogday gave a small nod, accepting Catnap's answer, but also knowing that there was definitely something more to it. "Alright, I'm here if you need me to talk about anything," he said softly, his paw still resting on the cat's hand. "If there's anything at all going on in your mind, you don't need to hide it from me. I'm your friend and I'm here for you," he added, his tone gentle and caring.

Dogday continued to look at Catnap with a concerned expression, trying to sense if there was anything else that his friend wanted to say or talk about.

Dogday gave Catnap's hand a gentle squeeze before retracting his paw and sitting up properly. "Thank you, Catnap. That means a lot to me," he said with a smile. "Shall we continue our walk or head back to the living room?" he asked, leaving the decision to Catnap.

"Sounds like a plan to me," Dogday said as he stood up and stretched his back a bit. "And you're right, horror movies just aren't my thing, I prefer something a bit more lighthearted," he added with a chuckle.

Dogday started leading the way towards the living room, walking at a leisurely pace. "What genre are you in the mood for, Catnap?" he asked, wanting to let his friend have some say in what they watched.