Multicolored cats

Once upon a time there lived two kittens, a red-haired biscas and a purple, green-eyed kitten, priscas. Their red-haired parents were cats: Aurora, their mother and father, Maximum. Priscas grew up very smart, early on he began to be interested in science, conducting experiments and experiments. He was even given a small room for this, and biscas, 4 years younger than him, was a completely ordinary red-haired kitten. But biscas was more popular at school, he had many friends, and Priscas, because of his introversion and obsession with studying, always walked alone. Sometimes even his younger brother might not notice his presence, since Priscas, in itself, is not noisy, but quiet. He was often "lost" in a conspicuous place by the teacher's family, acquaintances and his own brother, biscas. While biscas went to sections, Priscas stayed at school until late, doing some reports, homework or Projects. Teachers valued him. But Priscas, due to his character, was considered not very affectionate. From infancy, he had a serious, cat-like face, but when he grew up, this face remained his. He rarely smiled, cried even less, never complained, and laughed sincerely only with his brother. Biscas, on the other hand, was strong, quite active, and cheerful, but at school he preferred the company of friends to his brother. That's how they lived. Priscas always lived in the shadows, because the spotlight of fame is too hot. And his brother, on the contrary, lived on the hot crest of fame, because the darkness of the unknown is boring and very cold, accompanied by thundering silence. Priskas won school Olympiad after Olympiad, he had a bunch of certificates and medals for his studies. But deep down he knew from his kitten years: The most important award, namely attention and love, was won by his younger brother... ........................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 。 。 。 。 。 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .........,,,.....................................

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