Mia was gardening in the garden one morning. The sun was bright, but it wasn't that hot
In fact, it was perfect.
She sighed as she planted the last of the lily of the valley flowers.
" Jay would love you ." She sighed.
Suddenly, a playful brown Siamese cat came bouncing to Mia, purring as he rubbed his head on her.
Mia, suprised, looked down, to find six more, five of which she had no idea, and one who was blackie.
" Blackie?" She asked. " Who are they?"
Blackie cleared his throat. " Ahem... These are your teammates."
Mia stared for one second, then burst into laughter. " No way!" She said through laughs. " What happened?"
Blackie sighed. " Is it even a question."
Mia shoo her head. " Not really. But how we gonna fix ' em?"
" Might as well let nature do its job."
Mia was confused. " What?"
" Let them turn back naturally!"
Mia nodded thoughtfully. " Oh."
Then she looked at them. " Yeah, I might need to make them friendship bracelets."
" Good thing you've got a bunch!" Blackie pointed out.
Mia held her hand up , and a box flew into it. " Good point."
She put a bracelet with red shades on a light brown cat. " Here you are, Kai "
She put a grey and black on a black cat, teal shades on a light grey cat, very and white on a white cat, and a green on a tabby.
There you go." She said. " All cozy and comfy."
Then, an idea struck into her head. " Swing!" She exclaimed, scooping all the cats and rushing to the cardboard box she used as a swing for her cat. She dumped them all in, leaned back, and pushed hard.
They went up high
She pushed harder and harder, and they went higher and higher.
As the makeshift swing soared higher and higher, the cats' initial confusion melted away into delight. The blue-collared Siamese nestled close to the red-collared one, purring contentedly. The red-collared cat responded with a gentle nuzzle, the two forming a cozy, purring duo.
The other cats, each adorned with their own unique bracelets, were enjoying the ride. The light brown cat with the red shades stretched out lazily, while the black cat with the grey and black bracelet playfully swatted at the air. The teal-collared light grey cat batted at the swinging box with interest, and the white cat with the varied shades of white on its bracelet watched everything with wide, curious eyes. The tabby with the green bracelet snuggled into a corner, looking content and relaxed.
Blackie, watching from the side with an amused expression, chuckled. "I can't believe those cats are your brothers and sister. They're really getting into this."
Mia laughed, her eyes sparkling with joy as she pushed the swing with increasing vigor. "I know, right? It's like they're rediscovering their playful sides. Maybe being cats isn't so bad after all."
The swing creaked softly as it reached its highest point before beginning its descent. The cats, now thoroughly enjoying the experience, let out contented meows and purred louder. The playful dynamic between them was clear, with the red-collared cat occasionally giving the blue-collared cat a friendly nudge, and the others joining in the fun.
As the swing gently slowed down, Mia stopped to catch her breath. She looked at the cats with a fond smile. "I think they're having a blast. Maybe this is just what they needed."
Blackie nodded, his tail flicking with satisfaction. "Well, while they enjoy themselves, let's see if there's anything else we can do to help them adapt."
Mia agreed and began thinking of ways to make the cats' temporary transformation more comfortable. "How about we set up a little play area for them? Something fun and safe where they can continue to enjoy themselves."
Blackie tilted his head. "Sounds like a plan. And who knows, maybe they'll come back with some interesting stories from their feline adventures."
"Okay, Kai, let's see how those little teeth are holding up." Mia muttered, carefully inspecting his mouth. She tapped a small mirror, adjusting it to get a better view. "Looking good. No sign of anything unusual."Kai meowed softly, and Mia smiled, reaching for a small brush. "Now let's give that fur a quick comb through."
As she brushed Kai's fur, she glanced over at the other cats. Each one was busy exploring their new play area or snuggling into cozy spots. The black cat with the grey and black bracelet was batting at a dangling toy, while the white cat with varied shades of white was grooming itself.
"Alright, next up is Cole," Mia said, moving to the black cat with the grey and black bracelet. "Cole, let's see those paws."
Cole sat patiently as Mia gently examined his paws and claws. She inspected each one carefully, ensuring everything was in order. "Looking good, Cole. Just a little dust, nothing to worry about."
Mia then moved to the teal-collared light grey cat. "Nya, your turn. Let's see how you're doing."
Nya stretched out, making herself comfortable as Mia checked her ears and eyes. "Everything seems fine with you, too. Just a bit of fur to comb out."
As Mia worked her way through the cats, she couldn't help but chuckle at the sight of the tabby with the green bracelet, who had found a small ball and was batting it around energetically. The tabby's playful antics brought a smile to her face, and she made a mental note to ensure they had plenty of toys to keep them entertained.
Finally, Mia completed the check-ups and stood back, surveying her work. "There we go. All done! You guys are in great shape."
The cats meowed and purred in response, their tails flicking contentedly. Mia gave them each a gentle pat and a reassuring scratch behind the ears. "You all did great. Now, let's see if we can't find a few more fun things for you to play with."
With the cats happily exploring their play area, Mia turned to Blackie. "Thanks for helping out, Blackie. I think they're adjusting pretty well."
Blackie stretched and gave a satisfied purr. "No problem. It's nice to see them having fun. And who knows, maybe they'll be back to their ninja selves in no time."
" Hopefully not soon. I enjoy them like this!"