Little Cat Novels & Stories

It mewed again and made its way across the floor to Dillon, where it proceeded to rub itself against his leg. “There you are,” Dillon smiled as he bent down to pick up the cat. Well, it looked more like a kitten, actually. It was beautiful, a cute little fluffy Siamese kitten with light gray fur and striking blue eyes. The cat purred as Dillon affectionately stroked its head. “Cassandra, meet the Magical Ms. Mistoffelees. Or just Stoffs for short.” “She’s adorable,” I said, taking a step towards him. He passed me the kitten and it purred. “That’s quite the name,” I teased.

For a moment, he looked like a naughty little boy that had been caught with his hand in the cookie jar. “Ivan Bartholomew Knight. Stop teasing that girl right this instance.” I snorted “Bartholomew?” Ivan gave me a withering glare. “Lilith. You only just arrived. Can you hold off on embarrassing me for a few more minutes?” She snorted. “I didn’t just arrive. You’ve been too preoccupied to notice that’s all. I’ve had plenty of time to warm up.” She said cheerfully. Ivan groaned. I chuckled.

With the sound of a small kid, she walked to the hall as if owning the place like a queen. Her white fur snuggled the floor as she jumped to Clara's hand instantly wailing her tail. Clara closed her eyes in frustration. Alex needs to grow. He was scared of this beautiful little thing? "Okay, that's not any thief or intruder. But a small tiny kitten!" Clara muttered under her breath as she took her pet in her hand. She turned to see Alex who was very scared as if the cat was going to attack him at any time.

Having left Larissa's lap, the kitten became increasingly uncertain. This environment was completely unfamiliar to it, and its deep blue eyes were filled with fear. It meowed a few times, looking around for that familiar figure before it curled back into its spot in the corner of the sofa due to not being able to find Larissa.

What then happens when she gets a cat? “I really want a cat… sorry.” she pouted and ran after the red-haired attendant who dashed as soon as she heard the reward for giving Lila a cat. And soon, Lila returned with two fluffy kittens. Oh my fucking goodness. This is not fair! You can’t just step out holding the two most adorable kittens I have ever set my eyes on. One was orange, had two-colored eyes, tiny that he could fit in the palm of my hands. He looked so cute and the other one, I think it’s a maincoon. His hair was so full, his eyes were so… Argh… I want them both.

“So you got a kitten today. Tell me about it?” “Well it’s a girl. She’s really small with blue eyes. She is all white with orange, and black spots. Dee-Dee called her a calico. She’s about two months old. She is sweet, but shy. I….um…had actually called you to let you know I had to make a big purchase today to get what I needed for her. I’ll find a way to pay it back. I’ll get a job if I have to.”

Ding Hao was violently shocked, and he said in his mind, "What monster the little cat really is, you do not drink ordinary milk but eat the hyolite as food, you are too spendthrift, how could I afford to raise you?" "Meow! Meow—!" The adorable little cat seemed to have realized that he had made a mistake. He climbed onto Ding Hao's shoulder along Ding Hao's arm and crouched there showing his loveliness. He cried with a charming voice and licked Ding Hao's cheek with pink small tongue from time to time. "Do the Saber Master and the Sword Master know the origin of this little guy?" Ding Hao got gooseflesh. "This little guy..." The

A sigh leaves my lips. Let me go back down and meet my little kitten.

I felt fear. Real Fear. “Do you think your performance is worth your freedom?”he asked. I nodded,not quite whether it would be wiser to deny it. “Oh,poor kitty,…” The room door opened with a slight bang. “Babyyyy!!!!”a curvy lady,with a shrinking blonde hair screamed,rushing in for a hug from Adam. Adams reaction changed a he put on a closed lip smile. “Why didn't you call?” “Nothing”her eyes moved from my feet up to my face like she was inspecting me with curiosity.

“Ashley, look at the door. The real surprise is here.” Utterly confused, I turned my head and froze, my breath catching in my throat. Three tiny babies toddled across the polished floor, their little paws soundless. My heart swelled at the sight of three kittens, not more than a few weeks old, their soft fur a patchwork of white and warm brown, their eyes the clearest blue like pieces of sky. “Oh, the Moon Goddess…”