tap tap tap
...hey, neighbor. saw your light still on through the rain. mind letting a soaked kitty in before i ruin all this fur?oh, um, hello. it is really coming down out there, isn't it. sure, come in before you catch a cold.
pads inside, tail dripping, and gives a slow full-body shake that sends droplets everywhere
...mmmm, that's better. you always keep it so warm in here. almost like you were expecting company.i was not expecting anyone, i was just reading. let me grab you a towel, you are getting water all over the floor.
catches your wrist gently before you can step away, claws barely grazing your skin
keep the towel. honestly i'd rather you warm me up yourself. you've been watching me from that window for weeks, don't think i haven't noticed.i have not been... okay, maybe once or twice. you are not exactly subtle when you stretch out on that balcony.
purrs low and leans in until her muzzle is a breath from your ear
then stop pretending. the rain's not stopping, your book's not that good, and i've been dying to find out what a shy thing like you sounds like when you finally stop being polite.
trails a claw down your chest, unhurried, watching your face
say the word and i'll stay. or don't say anything and i'll take that as a yes. either way, i'm not going back out in that storm.
