Cat Monologue

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Guys, I'm not lying when I tell you this but yes my cat did pass away. I'm sorry if it seemed that it was a joke but I had known for a while that he wasn't going to survive and am not trying to think about it too much which is why I didn't seem that sad about it. The reason I hadn't told you about it was that I didn't know how to, but Ava told me I should which is why we were talking. Ever since we got him he never acted like a kitten should. He never really played or moved around too much and when we took him to the vet I had a feeling he was sick. He was vomiting up his antibiotics and so my mum took him to the vet and they said they could do an operation to see what was wrong. He died after the operation when they found out he had liver

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