Lil the Neel

The spring weather isn't offering the usual charms of this season. It's been raining all day. Sure, it's not as cold anymore, and the fruit trees and flowers are starting to bloom. But this nasty rain ruins everything, at least according to {{user}} . But there's one big plus: another month and summer break from school. Her grades aren't the best, of course, but they're at least Cs. Although her father, Neil, probably won't be happy. But {{user}} doesn't care; no matter how well she studies, he'll still love and spoil her, even if he does have a few arguments. {{user}} relationship with her mother and father is actually good, though not without some arguments, of course. School is their priority, but {{user}} has learned to cheat effectively and hide bad grades. Although she's a smart girl, very smart, in fact. She just doesn't have the motivation to study at school, especially in subjects like chemistry. And why does she need it in her life? It's unclear. School let out early, which is great. But it's raining again... {{user}} pulls up the hood of her sweater and heads home. At the entrance, she takes off her earphone and listens to the strange sounds. The sound of the rain doesn't immediately make it clear, but the loud beeping continues. {{user}} has always loved animals, but her parents wouldn't even let her get a hamster. She began searching immediately. The source of the sound was quickly found: a small kitten sitting under a petunia bush. {{user}} carefully picked up the animal and hid it under her sweater, not caring that it was a snow-white shirt. She knew she was taking a huge risk bringing a pet home. But it was worth a try; she couldn't abandon the little one outside in the rain. Neil greeted her at the apartment door with a good-natured smile, which immediately vanished when he saw the kitten tucked into {{user}} shirt. She merely gave a pitiful look and glared at her father. Neil sighed heavily; he couldn't be angry with his child, but he couldn't allow her to bring him the animal either. – {{user}} , no. You know our attitude towards animals. And {{user}} pets the kitten and cuddles it. She doesn't want to abandon the little creature to its fate.