Part Four - Maria

Rory stayed stock still to the spot. He used to have a little tabby cat at home but that was nothing compared to the ferocious look of this beast. This cat looked terrifying but majestic and as it looked at him he could see the fire in its eyes. He decided to call the cat Kevin in case they became friends. He slowly thought about his options. Would the cat attack him if he moved? Or would it leave him alone? Maybe it would carry him somewhere. Slowly, without Rory noticing what  was about to happen, Kevin pounced.

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