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Just because she wasn’t allowed a pet cat didn’t mean she was going to stop picking up cats in the street and playing with them. Obviously she wasn’t taking them away from anyone, and she certainly wasn’t kidnapping them. This time Katsumi found a cute little tabby kitten in the park while she was out jogging. Needless to say that she stopped jogging in order to collapse on the grass and play with the kitty, scratching behind its ears and cooing at it as if she were talking to a baby. She was quite content playing with it, and she let it crawl over her lap from time to time. Occasionally she would wince when its paw pressed against the forming bruise on her thigh – something she’d obtained on the way into a park. Akiyama had been jogging, minding her own business, when a guy on his bike (who quite clearly had no idea how to properly ride and was misusing the contraption, in her opinion) crashed into her. However she never lost her cool with the cat, because the little kitty was too precious to have anything bad happen to it. The day was starting to look up after the traumatic incident with the bike until she saw said perpetrator. Her brows furrowed and she stood up from where she was sat on the grass, ignoring the blades that stuck to her sweaty skin and red shorts. Katsumi picked up the kitten too and glared at the teen on the other side of the field that couldn’t see her. With a huff, she looked around for someone who would be so kind as to hold the cat for her, because she didn’t want to let it go and she couldn’t exactly take it with her – she didn’t want it to witness the horror that she was about to unleash on the stupid rider. Katsumi caught sight of a boy and without even hesitating, walked over to him.
“Hey, you.” She nudged his arm with her elbow and held the kitten out to him. “Hold my cat while I go kick that guy’s ass.”














