It's so Annoying That the Neighbor Found Out It's a Cat

[The cute kitten is attacked by the breeder who takes care of him vs. The tsundere kitten who criticizes the upright body] Copywriting 1 A very strange neighbor moved next door to Xiaozhili's house, but that's not the point. The point is that he really likes the kid next door! Xiao Chiyan is very arrogant, just like a kitten. He hums coldly every day, but this does not affect his liking. Until one day the little tsundere turned into a cat. Xiao Zhili and Mao Mao stared at each other, "So you are really a cat!" So almost every day, Xiao Chiyan could hear Xiao Zhili begging him to turn into a cat and masturbate for him, which annoyed him to death. One day, Xiao Chiyan heard Xiao Zhili arguing with others—— "My kitten is the cutest!" "Then why don't you take it out and show it to us?" "I... I won't show you my kitten!" Xiao Chiyan hid in the corner, trying his best to suppress the raised corners of his mouth, and walked out of the darkness when he saw someone walking away. He thought: This is cool! Stupid humans! Forget it, since you like me so much, I reluctantly give you a pat on the head today. Copywriting 2 One day, Le Zhili lay on Chi Yan's desk with a video. It was a kitten wiggling its buttocks. He looked at him aggrievedly: "Chi Yan, you can't let me lose to others." Chi Yan's eyes darkened: "Don't twist!" Many years later, in the same room, the two of them were leaning on each other on the bed they had slept together countless times when they were young. The man pressed him against the bed, looked at his red cheeks, and raised his eyebrows slightly. He leaned close to his ear, his voice was low and sweet, and he gasped: "It's your turn." The copy has been screenshotted on 2025.3.5 And will be slightly modified, but the plot remains the same. Reading Guide 1. The first paragraph of copywriting was written when I was a primary school student. 2. Nurture system, bamboo horse literature, kitten attack 3. It should be a short story. If not, just think I didn't say it. Purpose: Accept differences and embrace specialness