Post by OLIVIA PELLEW on Jan 16, 2018 10:38:01 GMT -5
The shriek got the leaves tremble on their branches. There was no fear in it, more a mix of shock and anger, but even those less expert in screams would raise up their head in concern and wonder what horrible deed just took place. The cause for all this commotion certainly panicked and tried to run away by climbing the nearest tree as fast as its four legs allowed it. Being more used to the comfort of houses and the gentle petting of its master however, the cat failed miserably and fell down to the ground. Still, it felt the urgent need to hide from said master, the little girl who made this high-pitched sound.
“Ivory, come back here,” she ordered with all the authority her young eleven year old self could muster. Ivory however proved how cats were very independent creatures and opted to run the other way instead. Olivia proceeded in following the animal, stomping her every step to show her discontentment.
What angered her was clearly not the fact her pet refused to obey her, although this didn’t help her mood. It was more the fact that she had been looking all over for her precious Himalayan cat only to find it with its pure white fur now turned in bright shades of yellow and purple and other colours just as not common for the species, or any for that matter. This was not to please her and she was ready to make every student at the school pay for it until she found the real culprit. But first, she wanted her poor cat back. As evidence of the terrible treatment the other kids gave her and justification for her wrath that would follow.
2 points added!
