cat's play // isabel x red
She had lost track of the cat as it ran away from her. Isabel had been told about a stray cat that had sighted around Brieves and should be taken into the animal shelter for care and treatment. The cat that had been sighted seemed a little on the skinny side and was clearly the runt of the litter. The moment Isabel had heard about it she pulled on her work jacket and headed out to catch the animal.
It wasnât long before she saw the cat in question, it was rubbing against a small young boy whom she didnât recognize. She didnât want to say anything that would startle the animal or the boy in front of her, so instead she took a step closer. This in turn caused the cat to run away.Â
Isabel looked at the boy, suddenly fearful. She hadnât even spoken a word yet and this boy seemed to know that she was behind him. âI ainât got business witâcha buddy. Iâm here to look aftaâ the cat.â She smiled as politely as she could. She didnât want to cause any more distress than she had to. âAre they yours?â
\Â His mind was temporarily relieved from all his worries when the cat was there, but now that the cat was gone, he had returned to his tense disposition. Red really wanted to follow the cat, but right now he had to deal with this lady. If he was lucky, maybe she would leave him alone.
Apparently that wasn't happened. The woman was apparently looking after the cat, but to be honest, if Red had to just, this woman wasn't doing a very good job. And even worse? She even asked if the cat was hers! If she was supposed to be taking care of it, it was technically hers, so why is she asking if he owned the cat? In Red's opinion, this woman didn't really care about the cat, she just needed to look after it.
".....It isn't mine. And if you're here to look after the cat, you shouldn't let it run off just like that." When it came to animals, Red was very protective of them, so the following statement was said in a very stern tone.











