Cats: A Guide To Our Furry Friends
By the time Iโm almost finished organising the books my arms feel like theyโre about to fall off. Why do we even have libraries anymore? Who bothers with pleasantries such as reading in these times?
I pick up the last book in the pile, itโs titled โCats: A Guide Our Furry Friendsโ. What on earth is a cat? I open the and read the first page, it says theyโre small, furry animals that make great pets. This mustโve been written before all animals went extinct.
The cat sounds interesting so I continue reading. Apparently, they evolved from big cats such as lions and tigers (whatever those are).
Before I know it Iโve read the entire book and must know everything there is to know about cats. I wish they were still around.
I close the book and put it in its correct place of the shelf. I stare at the spine for a while.
โPoor cat.โ I say aloud.
I hear a noise from behind me, like nothing Iโve ever heard before. I spin around and there, on the ground, is a cat. It makes itโs weird noise again.
โMeow!โ