MY CAT IS A HUMAN (COMPLETE)

"Abandon House" CH.1

Author's POV.

Lisa was walking back home when she felt something drop from the sky. She touched her head and realized it was wet. Suddenly, the rain started pouring, so she began to run, worried she might catch a cold if she got soaked. She ran quickly, searching for shelter, but in her haste, she didn't notice a rock in her path and tripped, falling to the ground with a sharp "hiss" from the pain.

She stood up slowly, her knees aching. When she looked down, she noticed blood on her knee. Glancing to her left, she spotted an abandoned house that looked eerie and creepy. With no other option due to the heavy rain and her fear of getting sick, she decided to head for the house. When she grabbed the doorknob, it suddenly opened, which startled her slightly. She stepped inside cautiously and found the house to be large and dusty.

Looking around for a chair to sit on, she couldn't find one. Her eyes then landed on a strange, large door to her right, and curiosity took over. She approached the door carefully, but just as she was about to open it, she heard a sound from inside. She felt a bit scared but was too curious to stop.

When she opened the door, she discovered a dusty library filled with books. On a chair, she saw a white cat staring coldly at her, which startled her slightly. She stepped closer, noticing the cat's eyes—one green and one blue—which shocked her as she had never seen a cat with such eyes before.

Lisa wanted to touch the cat, but it darted away, climbing to the top of a bookshelf. Suddenly, her knee throbbed, and she gasped in pain. The bleeding had worsened, so she sat down on the chair and blew on the wound to ease the discomfort. Looking around the library, she realized how vast it was. The only light came from a large, slightly broken window.

She then noticed a black book lying beside her. It was on a little table right beside her. She looked at it and noticed a delicate design of rubies on every side of the book's cover. Lisa thought it was pretty, especially the letter K carved into a large ruby at the center.

She wanted to open it, but it was locked, and there was no key. So, she put it aside, but suddenly, she flinched because something touched her wound. When she looked to see what it was, she saw the cat licking it. Suddenly, she felt no more pain. Smiling sweetly, she patted the cat's head as a "thank you," and the cat purred.

Lisa picked up the cat and snuggled it. When she placed it in her lap, she stared at it and realized the cat's cheeks looked like dumplings. She thought it was so cute. 

She patted the cat's forehead and snuggled it again. The cat purred once more, clearly comfortable with Lisa.

(The rain stopped.)