September 7, 2019
The days are getting shorter, nights are getting chilly. Time for a story.
It was such a pretty kitten, so pretty. Lindsey wanted to pet it, to stroke it with her fingers, but…
Why couldn’t she? She was so tired, oh so tired. She wanted to lift her arms, to reach out, to touch the pretty little kitten. But she was oh so tired, and her arms hurt so much…
It was grey, she thought, grey, maybe, with white spots? It was hard to tell. The light was dim, and her eyes just couldn’t see well. Why was it so hard to see?
Pretty little kitty, sitting there, just a few feet from the bed. It was making a little mess, lapping up the water with its tongue, getting little spots on its fur.
Who gave it water? Lindsey could almost recall, then could not. Little kitty, getting all wet. Couldn’t they put that water in a bowl?
She wanted to lift her head, to see if the kitty had spilled the water but she couldn’t. And the effort made her so dizzy.
Oh little kitty, could you come here? I don’t know where I am anymore. Why is that puddle on the floor? That dripping… Oh, it’s so dark…
… I almost fell asleep, kitty, here you are, lying on my chest. I’ve never seen a cat with red fur. All around your mouth. I, I oh, I’m so tired. I was sure this would be faster…
… sweet kitty, giving me kitty kisses… I’ll miss you, I think…
And the little kitten licked Lindsey all over her face, leaving little trails of Lindsey’s own blood up and down her cheek.
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Well done and with so few words at that! It’s visceral and very effective. I enjoyed it very much.
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Appreciate that!
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