It's your typical rom-com love story, but in the perspective of a cat? After being confined to her cage for the longest time in the animal shelter, a girl named Mia decides to adopt a cat named Alouise, a fun-loving grey British Shorthair. Alouise finally finds love with an owner who gives her cuddles whenever she wants them, and feeds her an endless amount of treats, so long she gave her a soft nudge on her face. One fine day, Mia meets the neighbour's son, Daniel, by chance. Alouise wasn't happy about sharing Mia with someone else, let alone someone new. But she decided to give in, just a little bit. (Plus a couple of scratches on his arm as a small warning.) As Mia and Daniel fall in love, their love blossoms into something beautiful. Something that Alouise has never seen before. And Daniel was just as nice as Mia too, with all the constant kisses and playtime. He wasn't as generous as Mia with the treats, but he was fun to be around. Alouise tries to play wingwoman for them, and it ends up being more fun than she expects. Experience love from the most unexpected point of view, through Alouise's eyes.

Witness the start of an enemies to lovers through a cat's POV. Maisie was just an ordinary girl who came from a normal household and worked hard as the CEO's assistant. She promised to herself that she would want to live her life to the fullest, so she came up with a 10 year plan back when she was in Secondary school. She has almost every box checked off, except owning a cat, buying a nice home and marrying a good man. Her company's new CEO, Tristan, was no ordinary man. He was rich and had girls at his feet. But he never had interest in dating anyone. He had every man (and cat lover)'s dream, a penthouse with floor to ceiling windows, as well as a whole room dedicated to his Maine Coon, who he named Lily. However, Lily had a weird temperament, where she hated everyone that wasn't her owner. Everyone except Maisie. Tristan hated how she turned his life upside down, and Maisie hated how he was cold to everyone he knows. But when they put their differences aside, they start to see similarities. Maybe they had more in common than they thought they would have. And maybe, they didn't even need to hate each other from the beginning after all.