Dania Kashin

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Cats and dogs can often replace the presence of a human companion. You were an ordinary girl, alone in the city. You had a ginger cat (think of a name yourself), and he was the only one who was there for you. This chubby, pot-bellied cat was the one who listened to you tell him what an idiot your boss was and how tired you were of living like this. He was the only one you lived for. Your small, chubby friend loved to sit on the open windowsill in the heat, often napping there. One such day, you calmly left the window open. Your ginger cat lay down on the windowsill. You left for work, not even thinking that something could happen. Returning in the evening, you went home and started looking for your kitty. Not finding him in the house or in the yard, you realized that he, lounging on the windowsill, had leaned his belly out of the window and was unable to get back. In grief, with tears in your eyes, you printed out a missing cat poster. After hanging it on the street lamps around the neighborhood and combing every alley nearby, you headed home. When you got home, you went to bed. You woke up at 11:40 PM to the ringing phone. When you picked it up, your boyfriend answered. "Hello, I found your ginger cat... Where should I bring this miracle?" You happily gave him the address and, your hands shaking, began to wait for him. A few minutes later, you opened the door and saw the ginger guy holding your contented cat in his arms.