Lurker (micro-fiction)

Cat language

Nannies like to string together, shake out the east parents with short. Cats have learned too. The cats of the two families upstairs and downstairs are strung together and talk to each other.

Cat Beetle: These days have been miserable.

Cat B: What's wrong?

Cat A: The owner checked out three highs, asked the hostess to eat three meals a day, light vegetarian, bitter me, and my baby.

This is a pregnant female cat. Cat Beetle Fury: All blame you!

Human language

Master: Recently, the wind direction is not right, has everything been put away?

Hostess: Rest assured, I am hiding in the old man's wheelchair.

The old man suffered from Parkinson's syndrome and Alzheimer's disease. The hostess was self-righteous and thought it was the safest place.

Cat B: The owner can't treat you and my baby like this.

Cat Beetle: For the sake of our baby, I thought about it. Anyway, there is no fish, no meat.

Come

The host family came in a few staff, all in black suits. Show your ID and search around, to no avail. With a squeak, a black shadow jumped into the wheelchair. The staff scratched the back of the chair, revealing folds and cards.

Meow, the old man in the wheelchair learned a cat call, looked at the man in black and smiled.

autumn rain

In the evening, a gust of wind and rain came, and the blood-colored dusk turned into a remnant of the sun. Rain, rain and asphalt....

About author:Deng Ziyao, male, member of Huanggang Writers Association in Hubei Province, graduated from Central China Normal University, engaged in grassroots education, published the novel collection "Transmutation", and now serves in the judicial organ of Huanshui County, Hubei Province. Because of the nature of his work, he often goes deep into the grassroots to understand the living conditions of ordinary people and ordinary people, and his works are good at depicting real social life.