Wind and Rain

114 4 13
                                    

   "Hey Seven do me a favor and follow me up the stairs now please." Crayola hissed not stopping as he walked in the door and straight to the stairs.

   I glanced at Goth and Palette who I was playing cards with. "Gotta go. I guess." I set my cards down and got up.

   "Sure thing. I'll see if Clover can take your place. " Palette hummed.

   "She'll lose," Goth muttered.

   I snickered and headed up the stairs.  "What's up Crayola?"

   Crayola glanced out the door for a moment and then shut and locked it. He opened up his jacket and pulled out two tiny wet kittens.

   I blinked. "Crayola what the funk!?" I whisper yelled.

   "They were crying!! I couldn't leave them there!"

   "Dad will kill us!"

   "But Wind and Rain need us!!!!"

   "You named them!?" I rubbed my temples. "You're already attached..."

   He nodded and gave me the puppy eyes. That cheater. He knows the puppy eyes are too strong.

   "Fine! Fine whatever." I huffed crossing my arms.

   Crayola grinned and shoved the kittens in my arms. "Dry them off while I go get some stuff for them!"

   "Hey wait!!!" He was already out the door and heading down the stairs.

   I stared down at the kittens and went to dry them off with a towel from the bathroom. "Geez... so small..."

   One of them began go purr softly. Their eyes cracked open and one mewled softly.

   I smiled. "Hey there. Gosh you're cute."

   I held them closer to my chest and looked out the window. Geez. It was pouring outside. Where did these little ones come from?

   One mewled again. I chuckled. "You must be Wind. You're the loud one." He had a white mask on his face.

   "Which makes this little guy Rain. He's smaller." I sat down and hummed petting their heads softly. "Cute."

   I plastered a frown back on my face as Crayola returned.

   "I'm back!" He chirped and went to take care of them. ". . . So. . . Can we keep them?"

   I sighed softly. "Sure. Whatever."

   Crayola grinned. "Yay!"

  

Refresh: ExtrasWhere stories live. Discover now