Cats
by C.H-S, aged 11
What I like most about Rotorua is not the history or the
culture. I mean, that’s interesting – but not as good as Rotorua being the only
place in the world where cats can hear and talk English.
Molly, Storm and Sparkles are some of the chosen cats. Molly
and Storm are black. Sparkles is black too but with a white chest and paws.
Ashleigh, Jessica and I found out one day that cats can talk.
We didn’t mean to.
It was a normal day. Ashleigh and Jessica were at my farm
and for some reason they decided to bring their cats.
Ashleigh brought Molly, Storm’s sister, and Jessica brought the
7.5 Kilo Sparkles. Ashleigh and Jessica are always having pathetic fights over
that fat tomcat. For example: “He’s mine,” Jessica screeched. “Mine,” hissed Ashleigh
in her dangerously quite voice.
“No!”
“Is!”
That’s what they do!
Anyway, back to the story . . .
We went down to our little spot, a hideout that my pest of a
little sister Nicole has no idea about. Molly and Storm bounded alongside each
other while Sparkles trailed slowly behind.
“That cat is just sad, Jess.”
Two pairs of eyes glared at me. Ashleigh’s voice lowered,
Jessica’s rose: “WHAT did you say?” they said in unison.
I gulped. “Uh . . . nothing.” I gulped again. Then I run.
My feet pound the ground as I escape my two best friends. I
dived down, hopefully hidden by the long grass.
That’s when I heard it: a pretty voice that wasn’t mine; or
Ashleigh’s; or Jessica’s.
“Sparkles the Great. You need to thin down.”
I heard a gasp beside me. I saw Ashleigh and Jessica
staring.
It was Molly talking!
And it wasn’t my imagination.
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