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Story with dialogue. Story in American. Comedy Story. “Love that Kitty”. Once upon a time there was little town in the Oregon named West side hills, the Sheriff of the town Jonh Jackson of 36 years old a responsible, wise and hard working man. He was married to the Town’s greatest Vet, Lisa Jackson of 36 years old that was a very Warm, Caring and really smart Woman. And they had a pet that was a playful and energetic old english sheepdog named Toby. But even if they have nice jobs, a nice house and they were a healthy couple, there was something that was making them incomplete. They always wanted a kid of their own but Lisa was infertile so they couldn’t have kid of their own, making them very sad and empty about it. But one day when Jonh was making his patrol on a forest, he hears some crying noises, that were coming from a cave. And for his suprise it was a small female cat that used clothes, was biped, and could talk. Her name was Mira that was a teenager Anthropomorphic Cat of only 2 feet tall (60 centimeters), with white fur, green eyes, short purple hair with with a bang on the right side of her face, of 14 years old with a curious, energetic, tomboyish and yet very sassy personality. She wears purple hoodie with a black eletric guitar on the front and black pants, but with bare feet. She was an alien cat from the planet Calico, she was daughter of rich, but neglective, strict and arrogant parents that always forced her to do things she didn’t want to, and forbiding her to do the things she likes the most, they saw Mira more of an object than anything else. But one day she runaway from her parents mansion, and steal one of their ships and goes across space to look for a new home, but her ship get a malfuction and she ended up on earth lost and all alone. But when Jonh saw Mira, he didn’t saw an alien but a a kid that was alone and needed help, and he tough maybe she could be a nice touch to his incomplet family. Mira was hesitant becauseshe didn’t know if she could trust this human, but she didn’t want to be alone so she accepted the offer of the nice man. And when she meet Lisa, Lisa accepted her with open arms showing her love and care that she never had. The Jacksons became parents to her. And Toby became her best animal friend. As time goes on she gets more confortable closer to the Jacksons, know she was happy because now she had a real family that she loves.
Love That Kitty
The sun beat down on West Side Hills, Oregon, as Sheriff John Jackson, a man built like a bear with a heart of gold, cruised through town. At 36, he was a picture of small-town contentment, with his trusty wife, Lisa, the town’s beloved vet, by his side. They had a life most people envied – a cozy house, a playful Old English Sheepdog named Toby, and each other. But there was a hole in their lives, a missing piece that left them feeling incomplete.
They longed for a child, but Lisa’s infertility had left them heartbroken. John would often catch Lisa staring longingly at the little kids playing in the park, a wistful smile on her face. He’d squeeze her hand, his own heart aching, and whisper, “We’ll find our way, honey.”
One afternoon, while patrolling the forest, John heard whimpering coming from a cave. He found a tiny, bipedal cat wearing clothes. Mira, a 14-year-old anthropomorphic feline with white fur, green eyes, and short purple hair, was no ordinary cat. She was an alien, hailing from the planet Calico, and she spoke English with a slight lisp.
Mira explained that she was running away from her parents, who treated her more like a prized possession than a daughter. She wanted to explore the universe, be free, but her ship malfunctioned, stranding her on Earth.
John looked at the small, frightened creature, her big green eyes filled with tears. He didn’t see an alien; he saw a lonely kid, a kid who needed help, and maybe, just maybe, a kid who could fill that void in their hearts.
“Come on, little one,” he said gently. “Let’s get you home.”
Mira was hesitant at first. She’d been alone for so long, she didn’t know if she could trust this kind human. But John’s kindness and genuine concern melted her fear, and she agreed.
Lisa, who was waiting anxiously at home, was surprised but delighted to see Mira. She embraced the little alien, her maternal instincts kicking in, and immediately offered her a warm meal and a cozy bed.
As time passed, Mira, with her sassy personality and infectious energy, became a part of their family. Toby, initially wary of the “weird kitty,” became her best friend, playing fetch and sharing treats.
One evening, as John and Lisa sat on the porch, watching Mira and Toby chase fireflies in the twilight, John turned to Lisa and whispered, “She’s ours, honey. We finally have a family.”
Lisa, with tears glistening in her eyes, nodded, a soft smile gracing her lips. “She’s perfect.”
Mira, curled up on the porch swing with Toby, looked at the stars, a contented purr rumbling in her chest. She had found a home, a family who loved her for who she was, an alien cat with a big heart and an even bigger desire for adventure. And though she longed for her own planet, she knew, with a certainty that warmed her soul, that she would never be alone again.
