Sarah recently adopted a cat. She was getting really bored at home and overthinking too much. For a whole week, she was just scrolling through all those pet adoption pages. Zahra was super supportive. They were looking together for a healthy, vaccinated cat, since Sarah didn’t really know much about having a cat. When Sarah sent Zahra a picture of her cat, Zahra said, “It was really time for this, good job, you did a great thing.” Sarah was happy. She asked Zahra, “Do you have time tomorrow to come pick her up with me?” Zahra said, “Honestly, tomorrow is a bit busy for me. If it was Saturday, I could.” Sarah went by herself, bought all the cat stuff, and picked her up. When she got home, she sent pictures to Zahra and a few other friends. She wrote, “Meet my new cat, Luna.” Everyone sent hearts, kisses, and “oohs” and “aahs.” A few people sent voice messages and told Sarah everything they knew about taking care of cats.

Sarah’s cat was super cuddly and cute. From the very beginning, she got close to Sarah and would come sit next to her. Sarah spammed everyone with pictures of herself and the cat. She told Zahra, “Tomorrow, if you’re free, come over and meet Luna?” Zahra said, “I don’t know, I’m pretty busy. Your place is also really far.” Sarah said, “You’re right. Don’t bother yourself.” The next day, she and the cat were alone. She cooked chicken for her. She tied some toys with string to the doorknobs. She kept herself busy with the cat all day. When she wanted to sleep, she’d close the door so Luna wouldn’t jump on her head. At night, she told Zahra, “I’m so happy I got a cat, she’s so cuddly.” Zahra said, “Did she come on your bed too?” Sarah said, “Yeah, dude, everywhere I sit, she comes next to me. On the bed, on the couch, under the desk.” Zahra said, “Even on the bed? You two got way too close.” Sarah said, “When are you coming to see her?” Zahra said, “I don’t know, maybe next week. Your place is really far.”