Snippet #1801790

As soon as the odd cat nodded that he was fine, Alice smiled. Her blond hair getting in the way of her red eye but not nothing her completely. Alice slowly began to notice the strange markings on the cat's body, finding it a bit strange he matched Cheshire the Cat from a game she had played not long ago. Slowly, Alice dismissed the thought as the cat went over to Eric, slashing her brother much deeper then a normal cat. Alice frowned a bit in displeasure, thoughts clouding her mind as she thought of this cat as Cheshire.

'How silly can one be?' Alice thought quietly to herself, knowing Cheshire the Cat was not real, even though she'd love for him to be reality. She was always a huge fan of Cheshire, swearing one day he'd be a human and she would marry him and have his children. Such an unrealistic goal that even her mother would say so. Alice was snapped out of the train of thought seeing the cat stare at her, markings looking perfect.

Alice smiled as the odd cat nudged her hand as a thank you and took off. Alice followed the cat, only half way into town before noticing she was about to pass her house. With a slight laugh, Alice noticed her two adorable kittens staring at her though the window. "Alright alright, I'll come in! Strewberry, you better not have peed anywhere else but your litter box. Same for you Blackberry!" Alice mumbled, opening the door to her house and going inside.

Not bothering to look at how her parents decorated the fairly large and elegent home, Alice left the door to her house open as she knew she would be walking back outside in a moment. Colors bursting in her sight, Alice grabbed the chalk and paint to paint her door and decorate her sidewalk with. The smells were amazing, and Alice didn't worry much about people asking what she was doing. Walking out with her kittens, who both looked the color of what they were named after (due to Eric dyed them).

Strewberry meowed loudly, laying on the black cat Blackberry, while of course Blackberry struggled to get the large Strewberry colored cat off. "Stop it you two, be nice." Alice warned, only to have her kittens stop fighting and start running after the odd cat who seemed to be faster. Both the kittens stopped though, within 2 yards of Alice. Turning around, they ran back to her, one trying to write with chalk in it's mouth. Alice struggled to take the chalk away from the kitten, deciding to help it so it would let go.

Alice guided the cat as it wrote Alice's name slowly and messy. As soon as Alice was done with guiding the small animal, she began to paint the door a meadow green at the bottom. Alice took in the rich smell of the green, her mind wondering to the beautiful scene this color would be in. Both her cats just sighed, walking over to the grassy lawn and staring impolitely at people.

Alice though, paid no mind to the provoking kittens as she painted a scene of a meadow by the beach. It looked wonderful, and it almost smelt the way Alice always smelt things without her pills. "Perfect!" Alice shouted happily, laying down on the lawn with her kittens cuddling with her, only after locking her door of course. It was important that no one went inside the house, due to her strange Wonderland obsession.

"Maybe I should go visit someone to take care of my brother... Nah, they can find him without my help. We crashed into a building, how hard is it to see that?" Alice thought aloud, amusing herself slightly. Her kittens just purred loudly while cuddling more into the young girl, making her giggle. "You cats are strange indeed." Alice whispered, finally drifting off into a sleep on her lawn.