Catlady Stories

"How I Became a Crazy Cat Lady to Survive the Zombpocalypse" Elevator Pitch: The tragic and cautionary tale of a PhD Librarian with allergies, a Clowder of Cats, Ancient Egypt tombs, and how the food industry turned everyone into zombies with an 'organic' food preservative made from an ancient fungus. Baltimore Librarian 'Babs' Babette Bland and 100-year-old Egyptologist Lady Theodora Carnarvon-Thorpe with her dozens of cats are traveling across the country in the winter to meet her great-grandsons at a Washington Naval base because the elderly Lady is the only survivor of the first modern Zombie outbreak. Welcome to NaNoWriMo 2022 - I rolled the dice and they picked this project. Enjoy.

Meow: story intro Being a premature cat lady does have it's downsides. Being invisible to anyone besides your mom, not having any friends besides your cat, and not knowing what the word "boy" means are just some of the side affects. Katherine Bernis is what you would call a victim of the premature cat lady syndrome. But when the day comes, where everything Katherine knows gets ripped from beneath her kitty-slipper feet... She wonders if she will ever survive. Join Katherine on a journey to find life beyond cats, and to discover what the world has to offer for a cat-obsessed 15 year old.

At its heart, this is not simply the story of a boy who gets powers. It is the story of belonging, loss, responsibility, and identity-told through an Indian cultural lens that feels sincere rather than decorative. The series begins quietly, almost humbly, with Pavitr's village life, his parents' values, and his curiosity. That grounding matters. When the powers arrive later, they don't feel like a reward; they feel like a burden placed on an already thoughtful, struggling young man. This aligns perfectly with what Spider-Man stories do best. The Mumbai transition is handled well. The city isn't just a backdrop; it becomes a living challenge-academics, class differences, friendships, work pressure, and anonymity. Pavitr's life at college, his bond with Meera, and his complicated respect for Aryan make the world feel layered and real. Your supporting cast is a major asset: Meera represents stability, kindness, and everyday humanity. Aryan is quietly powerful, mysterious, and morally grounded without being flashy. Harish adds contrast-privilege mixed with uncertainty. Cat Lady brings unpredictability, grace, and moral ambiguity, expanding the heroic world beyond Pavitr. The villain arc, especially with Nalin Oberoy and Dr. Abhi, stands out. Immortality as a goal is treated not as a blessing but as a curse that breaks natural balance. Dr. Abhi's transformation into a monster while retaining traces of humanity gives the conflict emotional weight. This elevates the story beyond simple good vs. evil. Thematically, the series consistently explores: Power vs responsibility Grief and recovery Science clashing with ancient forces Fame vs anonymity Immortality vs meaning of life

Elaine Reyes is an insecure, 22 year old, cat lady with all the wrong ideas about love and confidence. Shes a part time college student and full time overthinker. When her best friend Andre Torres breaks down her walls and they engage in a steamy not so serious relationship Elaines school work is quickly pushed aside. Will a new love interest steal Elaine from their arrangement and force her to take control of her education and follow her dreams. Shes going to have to learn a thing or two to get her degree, find love, and hopefully learn to love herself along the way.

What's countless of disastrous first dates? I'm not talking blind dates, or going back to your teenage years when your friends would hook you up with their boyfriend's best friends. C'mon, Ella is twenty two, she doesn't have time for all that? Her best friend set her up a Tinder account, and after so many dates Ella's ready to give all that up to focus on her career, and her cat Lenny. After all, she's always been against dating apps, or dating sites. Find your perfect match on e-harmony? Hello, perfect doesn't exist. Or does it, and maybe it's name is Ryan Henderson, whom is on Tinder.

I just want to try something new. I don't have a single clue about who this girl on the cover is. Nor on any of the other girls. Please don't copy if you like this story. It is my story.

Donna oneshots (or multiple parts). We love Donna gng. I love a pathetic wet cat of a woman. Kinda made her more of a cat lady than doll obsessed. Might use y/n in certain stories (Modern and village shots) Cover made by vivi_ness on tumblr (found on pinterest)

Multi millionaire kinda guy x librarian kinda girl

why is Freddy the leader of them? why do they kill humans? what happens if you get stuck inside a suit like theirs and you start becoming one of them? Find out in this story!

a book based of the mobile game 'Adorable Home', and how i think my characters would act :)

Drink Bleach sounds yummy right. Just open up that blue cap of clorax and be like ohh ya this is the stuff. Take a couple shots and get high on the fumes. Oh but this book isn't about drinking bleach at all. Here it is about todays society and how it makes me wanna drink bleach. Oh but theres also beauty in this world, creations all around of beauty. Like dead roses and cats. Which aren't bad, but ya its all about poetry here so open it up. Light a candle. Get your cup of bleach ready (Meerly Joking) and enjoy.

A cat rescuing lesbian goes on the ultimate mission to save the day

Idk just read it it's a trip

The perils of accepting help.

I was bored so I wanted to do this and if you are bored as well, feel free to answer them :)

I would highly recommend adding this story to your library if you are reading any of my books. It will keep you posted on when I'm updating, new books I'm thinking of putting up and will also answer any questions that you guys may have. It's just easier to put it all here than to have long author's notes at the end of each chapter :)

As a therapist, you get all sorts of patents. Some are even, well . . . crazy. So, when out of blue you get a crazy patient that you met before, what would you do? Harleen Quinzel has begun to experience this dilemma and is working to fight her emotions. Saved by her patient at only fifteen-years-old, three questions spinning her mind: Does he remember her? Does he care for her? And most of all: how does she get him out?