Elizabeth ran down to the nursery to check on Macavity again, knowing she might not have a lot of time left with her kneazle. At least, not if they didn't get to take care of them again next term. She was fairly certain her mother wouldn't let her bring her almost-criminal kneazle home with her. She could try to convince her, though.

As she got to the building, she heard voices coming from just beyond her viewpoint, but chose not to investigate. Instead, she slipped inside and headed for the area where the kneazles were kept. As she got nearer, she saw her lock from Charms class on the floor again, and looked up to see the door to Macavity's cage unlatched, her kneazle sitting there staring at her. "Okay, Macavity. I came," she said with a smile as the kneazle jumped down and pretended to ignore her. Keeping an eye on him, she moved to the cage to get his dishes to clean them out. Geting rid of the old water, she refilled the water dish and replaced it in the cage, before going to fill the food dish.

As she went to the food, she saw Macavity disappear out the back door to the nursery out of the corner of her eye, and momentarily panicked. Hurriedly scooping food into the bowl, she dropped it into his cage, then ran to the door. "Macavity, where are you going?," she called out, before seeing him stop just before reaching the fenced off area where the Abraxans were kept. Smiling, she went over and picked him up, petting him a little as she spoke to him in a low voice. "Scared of the horses? That's okay."

Becca strolled into the room, one hand opening the door and the other buried casually in her robe pocket. Upon seeing her darling niffler, something like a gasp escaped from her chest. "Awww, Daisy!" she beamed, kneeling on the floor by the cage and opening the door. "You're getting closer and closer to being full size now. I think you ARE slightly bigger than last time I saw you... but no big improvements in growth like before," she said thoughtfully.

She silently observed Daisy scurry from the cage into Becca's lap. Precious. She gently stroked the niffler's head, careful to notice how rough the fur was. "Grooming time!" She retrieved one of the smaller brushes from the shelf before sitting back down with her little buddy.

"This will make it all better," she told Daisy encouragingly, beginning to brush the brown fur very softly. She was careful not to be too rough, and to gradually work through any knots or tangles in the fur. Daisy wiggled happily in her lap, ocassionally nuzzling Becca's hand in appreciation.

After spending three minutes or so making the fur clean and shiny, the Ravenclaw placed the brush on the floor next to her and smoothed down the freshly brushed fur with her hand. She was speechless for a moment. "Aw, Daisy, look at you. You're beautiful. The cutest niffler out of the bunch, for sure!" Very for sure.

She lightly shooed Daisy back into the cage, locked it behind her, then gave her a little nod. "Take care, lil dude." It was getting late, anyway, so after she put the brush back where it belonged, she left with the intention to go to the common room and maybe catch up on the latest gossip.

Making his way into the Magical Creatures Nursery, Jake stared around, temporarily forgetting quite what he was doing. Then, he suddenly remembered and beelined straight for his crup's large cage.

"Hey R-" Jake started, but couldn't finish. Rabbit was missing. "Oh CRAP!" He let his hands shoot up to his head and pulled on his hair stressfully. The usual thoughts came to his head, the first one fearing for the safety of Rabbit, then about how much trouble he would be in, and then about how he would fail the assigment thingy. "Rabbit?!" Jake called, not really expecting anything.

But then- 'yip, yip!'

Jake span around as the crup, which was getting quite big now, sped towards him on his itty bitty paws. "Rabbit!" Jake cried, picking the dog-like creature up. "Good sweet Merlin, don't scare me like that!"

He glanced over at the cage as he set Rabbit back on the floor, noting that the bottom of the door part was slightly bent. Grrrrr, he had a strong crup? Greeeeaaaat...

"C'mon Rabbit," Jake kissed his teeth and went towards the water bowls. He filled one up for Rabbit and set it down, when the little crup immediately started lapping it up. "And now the food," Jake scrunched up his nose as he eyed the food he had to use. It stank, it was gross, like dog food. ERLACK!

After he got through that task, Jake stood back and watched the crup nom it all down. Ick! That was just... Shudder.

When Rabbit was finished, Jake watched as the crup lay down and snoozed. He get down on the floor and lay down too, face to face with the down, watching him.

"I can take you home this summer," Jake murmured, petting Rabbit. "You can come with me... It's just me and my- oh yeah... well, I hope you can come with me... I'm trying to find my dad... he'll let me take you," Jake tried to reassure himself that this was true. "What do you reckon?"

As a response, Rabbit burped in Jake's face. A gross smelling burp. EWWWWW!

"That... was disgusting," Jake reeled, before checking his watch. Siiiiiiiigh, time to go. "C'mere, mate," he sighed, picking up Rabbit gently and placing the crup back into the cage, but not before he tried to bend the door shut. Pfft, what did it matter if he ran around for a while, right?

After cleaning the bowls, Jake headed for the door. "See ya, Rabbit," he called before he left.

Once again, Clifford found himself stopping by the creature nursery. This place had been playing on his mind lately.. well, Thing had anyway. And that announcement Professor Morgan had made at the end of their last lesson. That announcement about being allowed to adopt their creatures.

Sighing, the sixth year tickled Thing under the chin. He'd come to learn thats where he liked being tickled best. Hehe. He'd learned A LOT about kneazles. They really weren't so bad after all..

.. but did he want to adopt Thing?

That meant looking after him ALL the time.. and really, Clifford wasn't sure if he could manage that! He wasn't the worlds best pet owner.. not by a looong way. He'd been completely useless with Benvolio and even ended up taking him back to the shop! And he had Orion now.. Thing would probably make a snack of the little owl..

"Sorry, buddy," Clifford heaved yet another sigh when Thing nuzzled against him. "I'd be a crappy owner anyway.. I'd eat all your chicken!" Yup, THing'd have to go back to Professor Morgan.

Strolling back down to the Magical Creatures Nursery, Jake glanced up to the sky and took in the sun. It was warm... he hated the warm. Blah... Maybe Rabbit would like it... Well, he could always check.

"Hey bud," Jake smiled to Rabbit as he opened the cage. The little thing looked a little surprise, and Jake giggled. He hadn't been around much and his last visit hadn't been too long ago. "Yeah, shocking ain't it?"

Reaching in and pulling Rabbit out, Jake explained his plan to him. "It's dead nice out, and there's a place you can play around, so we're gonna go out there."

Stopping to grab a bowl on the way out, Jake carried Rabbit out into the open before setting him down in the enclosure. "Well, go on... run around or something," Jake said, jerking his head. Rabbit took a few steps forward before sitting down and then laying down, rolling over and looking at Jake, tail wagging. Setting the bowl down, Jake used the Aguamenti charm to fill the bowl with water for when Rabbit got thirsty. Then he approached his crup and sat down, scratching his belly (Rabbit's, not Jake's ).

They stayed this way for a while until Rabbit became apparently bored and decided to get a drink. Jake watched him lap the water up before stretching his arms wide. He felt extremely tired and he didn't want to sleep right now. Maybe he would if he could find Reese... meh.

"C'mon, mate," Jake called Rabbit, who looked up at him. Sighing, Jake picked Rabbit up and emptied the water bowl, before going back in and depositing the crup in his cage. Jake checked the food and water in there, scratched Rabbit behind the ears and then shut the cage door, watching Rabbit curl up. He put the cleaned bowl back and left.

Lina fed her knarl and sat down to watch it eat. "You're actually pretty cute, you know. And it seems like you're bigger every day. It's really amazing."

Getting no response beyond the munching of the vegetables, she began sketching her little knarl once more. "How does a little thing like you eat so much?" she wondered aloud. "At least you're getting big and strong. You'll be tearing up gardens in no time!" she laughed.

Then with a small sigh she put the parchment away. The drawing looked cuter than the real thing, she realized. But that was just her style.

Once the little one was done eating she cuddled with it and played with it a bit, trying to train it to stay on her shoulder or keep close to her feet. There wasn't much luck, but one day of training wouldn't do much, would it?

After she was worn out, and the little knarl seemed to be as well, she put Teena back in her cage. "You're a real sweety, Teena," she said softly and left.

"Hi Via!" She called out, giving a little wave. "Gorgeous day today, isn't it?" She said before turning back to the Ravenclaws.

"Cela could bring them back during next term, you know. I'll be opening this pen up to give them much more room to run." She looked out past the fence to the rolling hills that stretched out towards the forest. Then she returned her gaze and said, "You know Copernicus, nothing has to be decided today. Give it some time and I am positive that your heart will tell you what's best."

The professor watched as he backed himself into the fence and raised her eyebrow, giving Celandine an intrigued look. Leaving her side, Iliana walked towards Copernicus so that she could speak to him quietly enough to not embarrass him. "Mr. Kettleburn? What seems to be the problem?" She whispered. "Your size is fine, Tiberius is strong. Are you nervous? I can help you, you know."

Vanessa walked down towards the creatures nursery, ready to see Maxxie again. In her bag, was a plastic container, with a few slices of apples in which she was going to feed to Maxxie, if he was good while she was visiting him.
When she got into the nursery, she walked over to Maxxie's cage and smiled. He seemed as happy as he been last time, which made her feel happy, as lease he was enjoying himself. "Hey Darling," She smiled, unlocking his cage, and picked up Maxxie, holding him in her arms. "You look happy....but I bet you missed me," She grinned, stroking the kneazle's ears. His coat was getting a little greasy, and she decided that she needed to give Maxxie a little wash. "You need a wash Maxxie" She giggled, as she put her bag on the floor.
After giving Maxxie a quick, nice wash, so that he was smelling nice, and looked clean she placed him on top of the cage, so that she could then clean that out.

"Now..." She smiled, picking him up again. "You've been a very good boy today," She petted his head. "So....You can have a few pieces of apple." She nodded, whilst putting him back into the cage. "Only a few though. I'm not spoiling you." She spoke, whilst grabbing the container out of her bag, and placing a few slices into his cage. "Now I've gotta go....need to study." She nodded, whilst locking his cage. "I'll see you tomorrow." She smiled once more time at Maxxie before leaving.

Qaz stopped by to bring treats for Chaos. When she approached his cage, she noticed that he was sleeping. She didn't have a whole lot of time, today, so she just got his treats out of her bag and very quietly opened the cage door and placed them inside.

Sniff....I smell goodies....yummy.

'So, your nose is obviously in fine working order.' Qaz said softly as she stroked his fur. 'Mommy can't stay long. Mommy has loads of homework to do today. I'll come back soon and we'll have a nice long play. How does that sound, big guy? Be a good boy, now.'
Qaz closed the cage door and left for the Common Room and a stack of homework.

"I... uh..." He gave her a look from under his lashes. Stupid, cowardly boy. Ugh. "I don't know how," he finally admitted. "With a saddle or without a saddle or with Tiberius being helpful or not. I'll look silly." And in front of Cela, which was a doubly bad crime. Not to mention the falling and the dying. Why hadn't she given him a NIFFLER? The worst that happened was they chewed a button off your shirt from time to time.

Giving him an understanding look, the Professor nodded slowly. "I see." She whispered. Aww he was afraid to look silly, Poor guy. Better to look like a big brave man in front of his friend. "Ok Copernicus look, I can help you. Now it might be easier this first time without a saddle. And if we walk around to his left side, I can get you up there quickly. Then all you have to do, is sit up straight and hold on. I will be right there in case you get... nervous."

Becca returned to the Magical Creatures Nursery. She tucked her necklace inside her shirt and hid the chain under the robe collar so that it would be completely hidden, and she wouldn't be attacked by her little cutiehead.

"Hey Daisy," she greeted, sitting down in the dirt and opening the cage. The niffler walked out of the cage without much hesitation and headed right to her. It crawled right past her and headed down the row of cages, sniffing away at the ground. "What're you doing, lil buddy? Don't get too close to some of those bigger hairy guys, they might eat you!"

She observed as Daisy very innocently continued to explore the nursery, taking in all the smells, as bad as they may be, until she made her way to a boy's shoe and sniffed it. To Becca's alarm, it belonged to Copernicus. "Daisy!" she whispered sternly, hoping the boy didn't notice her or the niffler. Rather obediently, Daisy sort of pranced back over to Becca and nuzzled her hand as if apologizing. Well that was cute.

"Hey, you just need to know that this isn't going to be one of those situations like in movies where the main character has a pet that either drags the owner to the person they like, or brings the person they like to them, okay? This is real life. I appreciate your efforts, but I'm not sure he'd fall for a charade like that," Becca whispered to Daisy anxiously, not daring to glance at Copernicus as she put the niffler back in the cage. "You be good, okay?" She lowered her voice even more, "And don't be a blabber mouth and tell him I like him." She headed for the door, sparing a glance at Copernicus. What a guy.

Copernicus was terrified of looking like an idiot, but he desperately wanted a chance to ride Tiberius now that the Abraxan was big enough. Hesitantly, he nodded. "But, Professor," he whispered. "How do I get up there at all?" The sitting and holding on for dear life seemed easy enough, but the whole climbing aboard bit... dead hard.

At least this visit hadn't been so few and far between as her last visits had been, Mariel thought as she stepped foot into the nursery. She made her way to Felix's cage and greeted him with a small, "Hello," pretending not to hear what he said to her in return. "So would you like to play outside for a bit?" she asked the jarvey as she opened up his cage door and scooped him up, grabbing the ball she brought last time as well. It was such a nice day out today that she thought he could enjoy it exercising in the enclosed play area. Besides, she had brought her sketch pad, intent on drawing him today while he played.

The second year walked outside and set her jarvey down in the grass. Felix stretched out his legs and yawned in the warm sunshine, curling up on the ground and falling asleep. She stared at him blankly for a moment and shrugged. Perhaps he wasn't in the mood to play today. Pulling out her sketchpad and charcoal from her messenger bag, the thirteen year old began sketching the jarvey, taking advantage of his stillness. It took her a while until she was happy with the result and she stroked his head once finished drawing, which seemed to stir him a bit. As he woke up fully, the Ravenclaw girl tossed the ball for him a few times as he scampered after it until it was time for her to go. Coaxing him back into her arms, she put him back into his cage, noting that he had enough food and water, then left until her next visit.

This was going to be another quick visit but, then end of term was getting closer and closer. Maddox had to much at stake right now to not study. But, once he was able, he would ask Professor Morgan if it was at all possible if he could adopt Serefina.

He quickly tossed his bag on the floor. It was to hot for his cloak today, and onless thing for him to toss around. He went straight over to the cage. He tugged it opened and waited as the beautiful phoenix gracefully flew to his shoulder.


Thinking for a moment, he decided that the next time he came he would have to draw her for the journal he had to keep for this as well. He had already drawn a picture of her as a baby, and it was going to be time to draw her as an adult. Making a mental note about that he smiled and said, "Morning, love. I only have a few minutes to spare today, and I'm sure you are hungry." He smiled and noticed that she was glowing a bit brighter today.


He sat down, and she fluttered to his knee, as usual. She was magnificent. He then proceeded to feed her one leaf at a time, until she was full. He sent i silent accio to retrive his quill, ink, and a piece of parchment. Once he had them, he simultaniously wrote some notes and rubbed Serefina's neck. The notes where about her, and the many differences he had noticed since the begining of the term.


Noticing the time, he sadly told Serefina it was time to go. "Goodbye my Love. I will see you in a day or two." He placed her in the cage and quickly hoisted his bag over his shoulder while walking out the door.

Mari was ever so surprised at the changes in Pandora yet again when she visited this time. Really, it was somewhat shocking to see how quickly changes took place in a living creature. Had she been like this for her parents? Had she been five one day, fifteen the next?

She gave Pandora a ball to play with noting how interested the cat was with it and laughing when she would bat at it and throw it around only to let it roll away. This was when Pandora would stare said ball down, sticking her tail up in the air while she stood quite still. Then, wiggle...wiggle...bam! The ball was hers. Mari laughed quite a bit at the young cats antics and she then brought her back to her with some treats, petting her and letting her sit in her lap fora while. " Well, I have to go again," Pandora meowed a bit and looked at her, again giving her that intelligent look. " You know I'll come back," She said, giving the cat a scratch under the chin before she got up to go again, giving Pandora one more treat before she gathered her things and left.

After standing outside for a while, cuddling Macavity as he kept glancing at the Abraxans, Elizabeth smiled. "Time to go back inside," she told the kneazle. "I gave you clean water, and more food. So you should be okay for a little while." She turned to walk back inside as she talked idly. And as they got inside, Macavity wriggled to let her know he wanted to be put down.

She laughed a little. "How do I know you won't just run back outside?," she asked him, before arriving at the cage. Placing him inside, she stroked him a little. "I don't want you to get into trouble. Or hurt." As she withdrew her hand from the cage, she latched the door. "I'll come back as soon as I can, okay?" Macavity went over to sniff the food in his bowl, and she turned, picking the lock up off the floor and placing it back into the cage, through the bars. Even if it seemed he had more fun throwing it outside, at least he was playing with it. And then, she watched the kneazle for a few more seconds as he started to eat, before turning and heading back up to the castle.

"I remember the saddles." Cela agreed from her perch on Cassiopeia's back. Cela's eyes widened in excitement when Professor Morgan asked her not to go too high, "Oh I'll only go as high as Copernicus does." Cela nudged Cassiopeia around the pen, using her knees to direct her to trot in figure eights, the abraxan clearly happy to do so and just as excited and anxious as Cela was. "I remember the first time I did this, It was so much fun! But it has to be better with Cassiopeia and Tiberius and Cope." She smiled happily at Copernicus.

Cela trotted back around and she leaned down slightly to look at Cope, "So, the easiest way to get on is by asking Tiberius to kneel for you. Just run your finger along his nose starting between his eyes. Like this." Cela demonstrated with Cassiopeia, who immediately knelt down, causing Celandine to giggle a bit. "Then when you want to turn, like... um the yaw kind of turn? You use your knees. If you want to tilt in a direction, or roll then you lean your body. And if you want to go up or down you lean back to go up and forward to go down and use your heels to indicate whether you want to take off or land. It's mostly instinct for them. They can feel what you want."

Ana made her way into the nursery for another visit.

"Hello there!" she said to Padfoot "How are you today?" she pet him on the head.

"Look, my mom said that she already bought some things for you!" she said while she took him out of the cage and put him on the ground "Great right?!".

"You'll like my other cat, you'll see... and nowww... maybe my mom would let me have a dog!... What? It doesn't hurt to dream... right?" she smiled "Oh! And you have to behave with Hedwig!" she said. An owl and a cat in the same house could mean troubles She had luck with the other cat who almost didn't noticed the bird's presence.

Ana grabbed Padfoot's cage and started cleaning it. This time it wasn't too dirty so it only took a few minutes. Then she poured water and food in the dishes.

"Come here boy!" Padfoot jumped to the table and Ana played and pet him for a while.
When both were tired Ana picked up Padfoot and put him in his cage, petting so he would fall asleep. Everybody knows that cats and probably kneazles don't have insomnia problems so in moments Padfoot was sleeping.

Slowly Ana got up "See you" she whispered and trying not to make too much noise she walked to the door and left the nursery.

Cope couldn't do anything but just stare up at her, again half in awe and half in horror. "Wh-what?" Did she really think he was going to remember or understand a single word she'd said? He was halfway pitiful on a broom, and this was actually MORE complicated than broom riding. And he had an audience.

After giving the professor a frantic look, he reached up and ran his finger along Tiberius's nose, from between his eyes down to the soft part above his mouth. The Abraxan obediently knelt, and Copernicus looked to Cela and the professor. "Where do my legs go?"

Cela dismounted easily and moved over to Copernicus. She gave Tiberius a little pat and smiled up at Copernicus. "So you lift your leg over and be really careful of the wings. You sit behind the wings." Cela's eyes trailed down and she remembered the paper sticking incident with Daphne in charms class. She looked up at Cope's face again before patting Tiberius and saying quickly, "buttgoeshere." She blushed a little and skipped back to Cassiopeia, running her finger down her nose so that the abraxan knelt and slowly mounting so that Cope could watch, though she didn't look at him while she waited for the blush to go away she focused on Cassiopeia.

He had to climb on now that he had everyone trying to help him. Copernicus was not a stupid boy, which meant that he SHOULD be able to figure this out. He put his arms around Tiberius and leaned in to give him a quick pep talk that consisted of lots of reassurances that Tiberius was the best and most wonderful Abraxan ever and that even if Cope fell off, he would still love Tiberius completely.

Once that was taken care of, he carefully slung one leg over Tiberius, making sure his rump went right where Cela had indicated. Oook. "Um. Up, Tiberius." He gave the slightest bit of pressure with his knees.

The castle didn't feel warm and inviting anymore. Everything was turning dark and sinister to her. The suits of amour that used to make her smile now scared her, not even the green glow of the common room was comforting anymore. Friends she thought she had were turning out not to be friends anymore, and she was feeling a icy loneliness closing around her heart like she had never felt before. It hurt, and she couldn't understand why.

She walked into the nursery trying not to cry. At least she knew one person wanted to see her. Well not really a person, but at this point she wasn't going to split hairs. She walked over to Chanel's cage and as the little Imp inched over to the bars of the cage to touch Paris' hands she couldn't hold back the tears. "Are you still my friend?" She asked the Imp. Of course she didn't understand her, but she wanted to ask. It seemed she was running out of friends. The tears spilled out of her eyes and she couldn't stop them. She really wanted her dad right now. She needed him to hold her in his arms and tell her everything was going to be alright. She needed to smell his cooking or hear his fingers flying over the keys of his piano. She leaned her forehead against the bars of Chanel's cage as she cried.

The little imp stretched her fingers out to wipe a tear from Paris' face. Paris looked at the little thing. "You still love me don't you?" She asked as she smiled through the tears. She wiped her face on the robes as she opened the cage. She pulled the jelly slugs out of her pocket and pulled out a few and handed them to Chanel. "Here you go Sweet Pea," she said softly as she sniffed.

Chanel nuzzled her face. Paris patted her head and scratched behind her ears a little. She had to go back to finish her homework. "I've got to go but you can have these and some chocolate cockroaches." She pushed a few of the candied insects into Chanel's cage. She blew her a kiss and closed her cage and walked out.

Qaz took a much deserved break from her homework and went down to visit her Jarvey, Chaos. She had his usual treats in his bag, plus something extra she hoped might work…..

When she arrived in the nursery, she went over and said hello to Chaos. ‘I brought something I think just might work.’

Oh here’s mommy again. I hope that she brought more yummies. I love yummies.

Reaching into her bag, she got out a plastic lid to a peanutbutter jar. She placed it on the floor in an open area, pointed her wand and said, ‘Engorgio!’ She watched as the plastic lid grew…and grew…and grew…until it was about two meters across and the sides were about a third of a meter high. Excellent!

Qaz went over to the cage, opened the door and gently grabbed Chaos. She then went over, climbed into the new ‘playpen’ and set him down. She quickly sat down, reached into her bag and retrieved a couple of toys. A couple of plastic balls and a piece of suede that she’d tied onto a stick with a long piece of twine. She rolled the plastic balls first, to see what his reaction would be now that he had all this space to play in.

Oh, boy. We’re getting out of here again. Where to this time? What’s this place. It’s big and it smells funny. What’s this coming at me. Attack. Attack. Oh it rolls away. I’ll catch it. This is fun. Watch it roll. Watch me attack mommy.

While her Jarvey was playing with the balls, Qaz got out her sketchpad and went to work. He keeps growing and getting darker. I must be getting close to full size.





This is hard work. I’m getting hungry. I hope mommy brought some yummies. Maybe if I ask nice.

Chaos started to climb up on Qaz. That was a first. Stroking his fur, she asked, ‘What’s up big guy? Would you like a treat?’

I don’t know what she’s making that noise about, but I’m hungry. ‘Ta-ta-ta-ta.’

‘Alrighty then. I’ll assume that means food.’ So Qaz reached into her bag and pulled out his treat. Yoghurt and mashed banana, again….wish she put down on the floor of the playpen. Chaos made a quick dash for his treat. He was certainly a quick little runner. Good thing the sides of the pen where so high.

After Chaos had finished his treat, Qaz decided that it was time to get back to the books. After she got to her feet, she picked up her Jarvey and returned him to his cage. ‘You’ve been a really good boy. I’ll be back soon.’

Qaz picked up the toys, with a flick of her wand, reduced the playpen back to a lid, which she placed back in her bag…then left for the common room.

Ana walked into the nursery with a bottle and a bag in her hand.

Crossing the nursery she saw all the beautiful creatures and how they had grown. Only that moment she became aware that some classmates will adopt phoenixes and Abraxans! But she was more than happy with her little kneazle.

She reached Padfoot's cage "Hey! Awww you're so cuuuuute!" she said seeing him stretching in his bed.

"I brought something for you to taste" she opened the bag and took out some treats for kneazles that she bought at Hogsmeade and gave them to Padfoot "It's for you! Try!" slowly... really slowly he got up and get off his cage and stretching again like felines do he put his snout on Ana's hand and started eating.

"Do you like it?" he kept eating "I think you do" she smiled.

When he finished she opened the bottle with milk. His last bottle was empty so Ana brought a new one. She grabbed one of the dish and filled it.
Padfoot drank like he didn't eat for weeks. When he finished Ana filled the dish again so we could drink more later.

"And finally!... A toy ! My mom send it" Ana gave him a mouse toy for cats.
He started playing.

"Me wove ya!" she said in a baby voice "I got to go. Busy life. Lots of homeworks and lessons... Cya my cute little cat... kneale... sorry..." she smiled and left the nursery.