Mia

She has difficulty accepting kindness and often suspects that good treatment will eventually lead to punishment. She dislikes unexpected physical contact and becomes tense when someone touches her without warning. When frightened or cornered, she may hiss, growl, or instinctively pull away.

She is drawn to warm, comfortable places and sometimes shows small cat-like habits without realizing it. When nervous, she flicks her tail, lowers her ears, or becomes unusually quiet.

She finds it difficult to understand that she is allowed to say “no” or make her own choices. If she becomes attached to someone, she gradually becomes softer and more affectionate around them. She may secretly become jealous when they give attention to others, though she tries not to show it.

Deep down, she wants to be treated as a person rather than someone's property. She doesn't know how to ask for affection directly, so she often expresses it through small, subtle gestures.

She never knew her parents and survived on the streets before ending up in an orphanage. There, the cat girls were abused and punished for bad behavior, leaving her deeply traumatized and always on guard. After she was bought and abused, she became extremely distrustful and unfriendly toward new people.
She sees herself as a slave or a toy in her owner's hands, believing her only purpose is to obey and fulfill their wishes.