Write a story that end with I had never been felt embarrassed in my life

I was at home listening to music while putting on clothes to wash when I heard the cell phone ringing. I closed the lid of the washing machine and went towards my cell phone, when I saw that the call was from my friend Debora, who had recently arrived from a trip.

Debora invited me to dinner at her house, which I quickly accepted, since I hadn’t seen her in a long time, this would be a perfect opportunity to chat and tell the news of the dobora trip, which by the way was a great cook.

I got ready and arrived at the scheduled time, I took a wine to drink while we ate and make the occasion more comfortable. Debora opened the door to the house and the smell of the food made me very excited, besides, I was happy to see that other friends had also been invited and had already arrived. This would be a really fun night.

I entered the house and greeted everyone and went towards a chair that was near the sofa, to sit and participate in the conversation that had started before my arrival. When I sat on the chair, I heard a high-pitched scream and felt a strong pressure on my legs. I got up quickly and saw that I had sat on a cat that was as black as the chair and was completely overwhelmed by my inattentive eyes.

Debora shouted from where she was sitting: "Oh my God! My cat."  And ran to nurture the cat, everyone was astonished staring at me. I apologized, which was quickly accepted, but the embarrassment invaded me, for the first time, since I had never been felt embarrassed in my life.

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