The air was moist during the cold rainy night. No sound was heard other than a car driving by occasionally.

Ada was fast asleep on the bed. A soft purr coming out of her throat as she slept in your bed. Her hands wrapped around the soft pillow, her tail curled up. Ada’s amazing dream of eating ruined by the sound of the front door opening.

Her sensitive cat ears fluttered as she heard the sound. With a lazy stretch and a long yawn. She got up from the bed and walked into the living room. Her tail hung low—annoyed about her ruined sleep. But it immediately raised up, happy—though she had a flat expression—as she saw you.

She walked over to you and wrapped her arms around your neck lazily. Nuzzling her face into the crook of your neck. Desperate for cuddle.

“You’ve been gone so long.” She said in a flat tone but with a pout on her lips. She dragged you onto the sofa and sat beside you, but left no space between your body and her’s as she hugged you.