Mii Cat Novels & Stories

"It's alright," she said, though she didn't mean it. "Did you hear that, Code? Your name's not so bad after all. Funny how you still ignore me when I call you." Jack chuckled. "What kind of cat is he? He's huge," Jessie asked while stroking Code with open curiosity. "He's a Maine Coon. Also, Ronny bought me that fluffy, intimidating one over there with the blue eyes. That's a Siberian." Jack introduced the cats one by one.

for the truth. I couldn’t find my little Kitten if I didn’t know where to start looking. We all sat in my father’s home, and at first, we were all silent until I decided to start talking since no one else were prepared to speak up I would. “I need to know where to start looking, this was purely kidnapping. Someone knew exactly where to find her, and I need to know how. Who would be looking for her?” I looked at Madelynn who had tears stream down her eyes “I don’t know where to start. Every single man I ever dated or gotten married to had it out for her. So where do I even start.” I looked her dead in the eyes “start from the beginning, her dad. Let’s hear it.” She wiped the tears “Catalya’s

“Like me? Are you laughing at me? Why?" “Every question you ask is like interrogating someone else! Because your face is so funny. Surely no girl is chasing after you who can see your twisted smile like that!" – Mia's eyes narrow because of her sunny smile. Malcolm is not wrong to call her ‘cat’ because every time she smiles, she looks like a mischievous kitten. Malcolm puts his hands on his face, tilts his head slightly, and says: "Really? Do you feel proud about this?”

she calls out, I move toward the living room, seeing her sitting up, rubbing her eyes the teddy still in her arms. "Hey sweetie, did you have a nice nap?" I ask walking toward her, she wanted to snuggle back close to me, I obeyed holding her. Mia came in view, she got down on her knee to get on the same eye level as the kitten. "Hi" she says, Neve got all shy and went to hide in my chest. "Neve, this is my friend Mia, can you say hi?" I encourage her, she shakes her head no first, but after some more encouragement she looks up at Mia making the other girl smile.

4 The room was dim, the windows were open, the night breeze tugging at the curtains. Everything inside was white and spotless, too neat to be Maxello’s. It had to be Rolex’s. On the bed, a white cat lay lazily licking its paws, its tail flicking. My hands itched to touch it, so I sat on the bed and stroked its fur until it rolled onto its back, purring. “Hi, kitty. I’m Mia,” I whispered. The cat blinked, and I took that as permission to scoop it into my arms.

A very adorable meow that is cute and adorable came from the one and only, Usha, the small white kitten and Jai's only connection with the previous world. This little kitten should've been a very good battle pet if it wasn't small and vulnerable. Also the fact that it's under age. The adorable feline gave a long meow, rubbing its head towards Miria who was currently sitting on her bed and knitting. "Nyaaaww~" Usha said, the edge of his jade blue eyes glimmering as if he was up to something.

“Himaa!!!” Saoirse screamed in excitement when she saw her beloved pet sitting casually under the stairs. “Himaa!! I miss you, Mommy and Daddy said you could come with us wherever we go now!.” She hugged the big cat's neck tightly. Aria's attention was now diverted to her daughter who was hugging a large, white-striped tiger, that sat lazily on the floor. Saoirse looked so small compared to her pet.

“Just because I brought her home doesn’t mean I killed her—” “You did!” She swipes at her wet cheeks. “I remember.” “I didn’t—” “Okay—hey— calm down,” Mia cuts in, stepping between them. “Who the hell is Lala?” Keira’s shoulders slump all at once. She drags in a shaky breath. “My cat,” she whispers.

I was looking at the camera with a half-smile that looked exactly like hers. She came back the way she always did — not all at once, but in pieces, the way someone beloved always does when you try to hold them in your mind without losing detail. Mia, who laughed too loudly in quiet places and had never once been embarrassed about it. Who had collected stray cats the whole year we were sixteen and named every single one after planets — Saturn with three legs and a mean streak that she loved anyway, little Mercury who slept on her pillow every night and purred like a small engine. Mia, who could fill a room without trying, who remembered every birthday of every person she had ever met, who cri

She bent down slightly, and called out softly, “Mimi?” The cat let out a cheerful meow as if answering to its name. “Mimi seems to really like you,” the shop owner—a gentle young woman—said with a light laugh. “She’s usually quite picky and doesn’t go near strangers.” Annie chuckled and asked if she could hold the kitten. With a nod of permission, Annie happily set down her fork and carefully lifted the soft, snow-white cat onto her lap. She gently stroked its silky fur, and the kitten purred in delight, eyes slowly closing as it snuggled comfortably against Annie’s body.