A little kitten play.
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Author's Note
The events and characters in this story are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
The two main characters in this story are in a dominant-submissive relationship. It is safe, sane, and consensual as well as kind and loving. But if this type of relationship is not your thing, you may want to skip this story and find something else to read.
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I am trying out a new technique of writing very streamlined fiction -- striking out adverbs, many of the attributives (e.g. "she said") and anything else that does not serve to move the story along. Descriptions of characters and scenes will also be sparse, leaving your imagination to fill in the details. Character dialog and actions will be used in favor of narrative whenever possible. I'm hoping it works out well. It's a story about kitten play, so really, what's not to like? Let me know how it works for you in the comments.
Also, be aware that this is a story in three parts. The beginning (this part) focuses a lot on character and story development and not much on hanky-panky. There are some sexy scenes, but no orgasms yet. If you have a short attention span, you should bail out now.
-Wax Philosophic
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Saturday, April 28th
"Are you looking to adopt?"
"Me? No," I said, "just researching."
"They're awfully cute, aren't they?"
"Yeah," I sighed.
"So, are you a veterinary student? Animal behaviorist?"
"Nah. Would you believe theater major? I'm thinking seriously of trying out for the summer production of Cats."
"Cool. Let me know if you want to play with some of the kitties. I can get you set up in one of those rooms over there." She motioned to the glass-enclosed area a short distance away from us. "I'm Mandy, by the way."
She had a firm handshake -- firm, but not crushing -- and an easy smile.
"Nice to meet you Mandy. I'm Brianna. I think I'll take you up on your offer for a little kitten play, if you've got time."
"Sure, follow me."
I walked into a room not much bigger than my closet and sat down on the carpeted bench while Mandy opened the door on the small pet crate she had set at our feet.
"Just give her some space at first, so she can get used to you."
I smiled as a little tabby, whose ear was slightly torn, stuck her head out and mewed softly. "Aww, so cute!" I watched her exploring her surroundings, pacing the floor, brushing against my leg. Tiny claws lancing through my jeans announced her intent to climb up onto my lap. She began walking lazy circles, her tail tickling my arms with each rotation.
"She's making a little nest on your lap. Just let her do her thing for a while. When she settles down she'll be ready for some petting."
Sure enough, the tabby curled herself up in my lap. She looked up at me and blinked once, before resting her head on her front paws. I reached down to stroke behind her ears, but was intercepted as she butted my hand with her mouth.
"She likes you, Brianna. She wants you to groom her. If she licks you, rub your hand over her head, between her ears."
"Like this?"
"Mmm-hmm."
"Oh my god, she's purring."
"I told you she likes you. Keep doing that and she'll love you forever."
"I could do this all day. It's so cool."
"Isn't it? You sure you don't want to adopt?"
"Oh, I'd love to, but I live in the dorms. No pets allowed."
"Bummer. Well, you can visit as often as you like. I'm here every Saturday with the shelter kitties. Her name is Yoshimi, by the way."
"Aww, Yoshimi! Such a pretty kitty. Yes, you are."
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I actually managed to find a parking spot close to my dorm for once. It seems that most people had gone home for the weekend. Normally, I'd be home too, but not so much anymore. I turned my key in the lock and opened the door onto my roommate -- and her boyfriend. Apparently, neither of them had gone home either.
"Jesus, Brie, don't you knock?"
"Um, I live here." I grabbed my book bag and headed downstairs to the commons area. An hour to study, then I was heading back up. I didn't care if they were done or not.
Saturday, May 5th
"Hello, Yoshimi," I cooed, "I missed you."
"Hey Brianna, back to study the kitties some more?"
"Yeah, sort of. Mostly avoiding my roommate."
Mandy gave a little hmph, somewhere between sympathy and disgust.
"We have an agreement now that I'm spending my weekends at school," I explained. "Saturdays, I give her a four hour window in the afternoon."
"For what?"
I turned, wrapped my arms about myself, and began caressing my back while making exaggerated moans and smooching sounds.
"Boyfriend, huh?"
"Yep."
"Well, feel free to hang out as long as you like. I might even put you to work."
"Fine with me," I said, "it'll make the time go faster."
The time did indeed go faster. Mandy had me feeding and watering the kittens, taking them to the litterbox. I hardly saw her, she was so busy talking to people and passing out adoption applications. Apparently, this was the weekend to adopt a shelter pet.
We had just gotten the traveling crates loaded into the back of Mandy's van when she pulled out a twenty and stuffed it in my hand.
"I can't take this."
"You were a big help today. Seven kitties found their forever homes and I couldn't have done it without you. Besides, aren't you a starving young actor? Buy a pizza or something."
I smiled. "Thanks. I'll think of you as I eat my first slice."
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I opened the door to my roommate and her boyfriend again. At least they were fully clothed this time.
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Saturday, May 12th
"Back again?"
"Yep, checking up on my job application. I need some extra income so I can sublet an apartment for the summer."
"I'd hire you in a heartbeat, Brianna, but I'm afraid I can't afford to pay much."