I’m a male student, and I’m fortunate to have an extremely cute cat named Wilson. He is a mixed breed of a Siamese cat and a British Shorthair. In my eyes, Wilson is extremely handsome. Most of the time, he is either sound asleep or meticulously grooming his fur, looking extremely cozy.
Wilson has his own unique habits. Just like many Siamese cats, he doesn’t like taking pictures. Every time I try to take a few handsome photos of him, he is always very uncooperative. He either turns his head and walks away or directly uses his paw to cover his face, as if saying, “Stop taking pictures. I want some privacy.” However, interestingly, he is very clingy. When I’m at home, he always follows me like a little tail. No matter where I go, I can see his small figure. Once he gets hungry, he will keep rubbing against my feet, making soft “meowing” sounds. His pitiful little eyes seem to be pleading, “Master, I’m so hungry. Please give me something delicious.”
As a student, I often spend a lot of time writing papers or typing. Whenever this is the case, Wilson will obediently lie down and sleep beside me. He is very quiet and hardly makes any sound. He also won’t be as arrogant as some cats and lie directly on the keyboard to hinder my work. It seems that he knows I’m busy with important matters and just quietly accompanies me, giving me silent support. This kind of quiet and caring company makes me feel a touch of warmth and comfort in my busy study.
At night, Wilson is also very well – behaved. It’s worth mentioning that he has been neutered, so he won’t be as naughty as some unneutered cats at night. Wilson has a special love for small animals. Every morning when I wake up, I often see small insects such as little cockroaches or bees at the door of my room. I guess this must be Wilson’s “masterpiece”. He probably saw these small insects and wanted to give them to me as a gift or share his “prey” with me. However, if I bring him into the room, the situation will be different. He will become extremely excited and try every means to disturb me. He will gently bite my hair, trying to attract my attention, or pat my face gently with his little paw, as if saying, “Master, wake up and play with me.” Under his persistent pestering, I often have to wake up from my sleep and play with him for a while.
In terms of diet, Wilson is not picky at all, which saves me a lot of trouble. He clearly likes chicken more than fish. Every time I take out a chicken can, he will instantly get excited and circle around me non – stop. Sometimes, when he is extremely hungry, he will also eat a small piece of beef to fill his stomach. However, he is not particularly interested in milk and only occasionally eats half a piece of egg yolk. Watching him eat with gusto, my heart is also filled with a sense of satisfaction.
Wilson has become an indispensable part of my life. His company has made my life more colorful. Whether it’s the time when he quietly accompanies me while I study or the moment when he naughtily wakes me up to play, he has brought me endless joy and warmth. I’m very glad to have such a lovely little companion to accompany me through the little details of life. I believe that in the days to come, Wilson will continue to be with me, and we will create more beautiful memories together.
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