In my life, there is a special family member, and it is Milk Tea, a silver – shaded cat that makes me love and feel helpless at the same time. Its growth process is full of various interesting stories, like a wonderful life comedy, bringing me endless joy and warmth.
Originally, it was planned to bring Milk Tea home in March. However, plans often change. When I went to the cattery, the owner told me that this lovely little cub was sick. It turned out that just after getting vaccinated, there was a sudden change in the weather. The little guy unfortunately caught a cold, and one of its eyes swelled up. Looking at its pitiful appearance, I felt extremely distressed. So, I could only wait patiently. Until April, when Milk Tea recovered, I finally brought it home.
When Milk Tea first arrived home, it was completely not afraid of strangers. It was like a little explorer full of curiosity about the world, shuttling around every corner of the house and trying to drill into every place. From then on, it developed some unique habits. It especially liked to sleep next to people. It either slept on my arm or lay on my leg. When I sat cross – legged, it would also unhesitatingly lie in the middle, as if that was its exclusive territory.
As Milk Tea gradually grew up, its naughty nature gradually emerged. It began to have a strong interest in the plants at home, often biting the plants to pieces and even pulling them out by the roots. Several times, I witnessed it about to attack the plants. Its focused little look was as if it was carrying out an important “task”. Every time it was caught by me, it would look at me innocently, as if saying, “I just think they are very interesting.”
Biting electrical wires and digging through the trash can were its “required courses” every day. It seemed to have a special “persistence” for electrical wires and always tried to explore this mysterious “toy” with its small teeth. And the trash can was like a place full of treasures to it. It had to rummage through it every day to see if there was anything new. In order to prevent it from biting the wires and getting an electric shock and to avoid the trash can being turned upside down, I tried various methods, but it still went its own way, making me very helpless.
Now, Milk Tea is almost eleven months old. For its health, I took it to be sterilized. I thought it would be more obedient after the operation, but unexpectedly, it was still so naughty even wearing an Elizabethan collar. Once, it jumped up and down at home and accidentally split its wound, which really scared me. I quickly took it to the hospital for treatment. Looking at its injured appearance, I felt both distressed and angry, but it was like nothing had happened and was still full of curiosity about everything around.
Now, Milk Tea is getting naughtier. It not only loves to dig through the trash can but also squats in it, regarding the trash can as its “exclusive throne”. These days, I found that it had gained a lot of weight. Yesterday, it tried to squat in the trash can again but found that it couldn’t squeeze in anymore. Its funny appearance made me laugh heartily. Although Milk Tea is sometimes very naughty, sheds a lot of hair, and has extremely high energy, it is really super cute. Its furry body, round eyes, and the occasional coquettish look have made me deeply fall in love with it.
Finally, I want to clarify for my lovely Milk Tea. It is a very beautiful guy (although it is now a “neutered male”). In my heart, Milk Tea has become an indispensable part of my life. Its naughtiness makes my life full of fun, and its company makes me feel endless warmth. I look forward to creating more beautiful memories with Milk Tea in the days to come and witnessing more interesting growth moments of it.
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