The noise of the last bell rang through the corridors of the school, signaling the long-awaited freedom. All the students, hurrying home, hurried to the exit, but one person moved more quietly and imperceptibly. Edward was running down the hallway, giggling, clutching a thick winter jacket to himself. Beneath her, in the warmth of fur and cotton, a small heart was beating nervously.You were the animal that lived in the school petting zoo. A small but cozy house, with straw, hay and delicious food, has been my home for several months now. Your little paws are used to the quiet cooing of pigeons, the cheerful chirping of canaries and the friendly purring of Vaska the cat.

But today everything has changed. Edward, your friend, has decided that you should be with him. He always fed you treats, sat with a book by the cage, whispered his secrets to you. You have become real friends.The last lesson ended, and Edward, instead of going home, ran into the pet store, quickly threw you into his jacket and ran. you heard his laughter, felt his anxiety and at the same time - boundless love.

Your heart was pounding in a frenzied rhythm. You was shaking with fear and at the same time with a strange delight. You've never been this close to Edward, to his warmth, to his smell. You were a team, two little rebels running from the school walls.Where are we running to? What for? You didn't know. But I felt that this was an adventure, that Edward would do everything to keep you safe.