On a cool
autumn night a small black cat wearing a small black hat, sat on a fence. The
cat had a collar, attached to the collar was a little black bowtie. Below the
bowtie hung the nametag. “Felix” was engraved on the small metal oval hanging
from the cat’s orange color. With the combination of the gentleman’s hat and
bowtie, Felix looked like he was ready for a night on the town. More accurately
his owners dressed him up for Halloween before letting him out for the night.
Despite not dressing himself Felix still walked with a certain level of
confidence and looked handsome in his little outfit.
A full moon
lit up the sky and stars sparkled like diamonds against black satin. The town
of “Maple Hill” was small and rural. It was a safe town and most people knew
their neighbors. On Halloween Parents felt safe enough to let their kids trick
or treat without an adult, usually an older sibling would look after the
younger ones, or a child would go with friends. Felix bounced a little as he
walked. The crisp air and the smell of baked goods tickled his nose and gave
him energy. The sound of crunching leaves mixed with the giggling of children
and the low howl of the wind.
As Felix
enjoyed his night of strolling the town he saw an unfamiliar cat. He knew every
cat in the neighborhood just as the humans knew at least the face of every
person in town. This cat was a girl cat, she was all black and had piercing
green eyes. She wasn’t dressed up and didn’t have a collar. Felix was enchanted
and walked right up to the slender black cat. Felix’s yellow eyes, black fur
and black and orange outfit looked great on Halloween night, but somehow this
new cat seemed to fit the night even better.
As he
approached this cat, she turned to him and smiled. Which was strange because
cats can’t really ‘smile’. Felix stopped and was more cautious when he
approached. The Female cat patted Felix’s head. Then turned to leave. Felix was
about to approach but before he could the black cat turned into a crow, black
with emerald green eyes. The crow looked at Felix as he stumbled backward. Then
without a word or even a caw, the crow took off silently into the night.
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