Brown Cat Names Novels & Stories

They both took my breath away. Nate was a swirling mix of brown, white, and black. The tips of his ears were black, his paws all white, and the rest of him a convoluted mix of all three colors. His brown was deep and rich, reminding me of the bark on trees and the color of sand when it’s wet. The black on his ears was dark, pure, and untainted. It was black like night. Black like Ren.

Written in bold letters, elegantly cursive, and neatly drawn out was my name. Demi... My name was written the most on the majority of the sheets followed by brown and the name Bambi. "Show me those gorgeous browns…" His words came into my head reminding me that my eyes were brown and the repeated brown written was in reference to my eyes, the name Bambi was his name for me, and my name was written as well. It can only mean one thing, he thinks about us too, Harlyn sounded happy, maybe he has reasons as he said and...

Jenny reached for the board beside her and quickly scribbled. Cocoa. She pointed to the tiny calico furball. Dusty was white and grey. For Inky, she indicated the black one with the white nose. Snowball was, of course, all white. And the grey one that looked like its mother was Arabella. "Cocoa, Dusty, Inky, Snowball, and Arabella. And you're sure Arabella's a girl?" Jenny's eyes widened, and she looked into the box uncertainly.

Bernard said gently. Jeremy grabbed a handful of grass and placed it to the little black horse's mouth. The little black horse used its tongue and ate the grass in its mouth. Jeremy happily continued to pluck the grass, with his happy smile on his face. Carolina tilted her head as she tried to figure out what was going on. After a long while, she finally spoke in a serious tone, "Daddy, it's nice to call it Luna. Brother's is Velvet." Upon hearing how simple the names were, Jeremy was immediately dissatisfied, "Idiot Carolina, I have no objections if yours were called Luna, but this one is definitely not called Velvet. That does not suit its temperament."