I have two silver – shaded cats at home. They are brothers and entered my life one after another, bringing me endless joy and warmth.
At first, I welcomed Sanmao. When it first stepped into my home, its tiny figure instantly melted my heart. It meowed non – stop, and the uneasiness and loneliness in its voice made my heart ache. Watching it explore the house alone, I increasingly felt that it needed a companion. So, after my “persuasion”, I successfully brought back its brother, Douya, from my colleague.
I still remember when Sanmao was first brought home. It was a small, fluffy ball, making people want to hold it in the palm of their hands and take good care of it. The way it slept was extremely cute. Sometimes it would curl up into a ball, just like a little dumpling sleeping; sometimes it would sleep peacefully in my arms, as if that was its warmest haven. It often opened its round eyes and looked curiously at everything around, with its serious little eyes, as if trying hard to get to know this new home. What’s more interesting is that it would occasionally pose in the “raising – hand – to – sleep” position, with its little paws in the air, looking extremely cute.
When Douya also came to the house, the first meeting of the two kittens was really “lively”. Since they didn’t recognize each other at first, they started fighting. At this time, Sanmao saw itself in the mirror and thought it was an “enemy”, and suddenly rushed towards it. Its funny appearance made me laugh out loud. However, not long after, these two brothers quickly established a deep bond. Although they are both male cats, the intimacy between them can really “shower you with dog food”. They often sleep together. At first, they sleep in a bunk – bed style, but after a while, they stick together tightly, and even one sleeps next to the other’s butt, as if this way they can feel each other’s warmth. As they gradually grow up, even though their bodies become bigger and bigger, they still don’t mind being crowded and always snuggle up to each other.
On weekdays, they also do many interesting things together. For example, they watch bugs together with great concentration, with their serious expressions as if they are studying some important topic; or they hug each other, showing their strong brotherly love. When I take a camera to take pictures of them, they will also notice. Occasionally, they will look up, as if wondering: “Is that human taking pictures of us?” However, soon they will lie down lazily again and continue to enjoy their leisurely time, as if saying: “Forget it, never mind, let’s sleep.”
There are also small “conflicts” between them. For example, sometimes the nest is a bit crowded. When one wants to go out, the other doesn’t want to, and it will meow, as if saying: “It’s a bit crowded, don’t go out!” When I stroke one of them, the other will also come over, as if asking: “Only stroke him?” In order to make them live more comfortably, I specially bought them a row of small nests, but they seem to be more fond of those cardboard boxes. They often sleep comfortably in the cardboard boxes and seem to be declaring: “We are sleeping in the cardboard box. Don’t disturb us. We need some private space.”
These two silver – shaded cats have brought me countless happy moments during their growth. The deep brotherly bond between them has also touched me deeply. Watching them grow up from tiny cute kittens, accompanying and relying on each other, I feel sincerely happy. They have already become important and indispensable members of my life. I look forward to continuing to witness more of their lovely growth stories in the future and creating more beautiful memories with them.
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