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Marx walked around

Jodi walked out onto her back porch and breathed in the fresh air. One of her cats, Flint, rubbed against her legs. She reached down and stroked him.

Marx was on a skateboard now
he rode around

meg was at the park she was playing with some kids

Marx rode to the park

Jodi decided to go to the park.

Marx rode around the park

Jodi found a stray cat at the base of a tree. She approached it cautiously.

Marx saw her from a far

The cat hissed and Jodi backed away still keeping her hand extended.
"I'm not going to hurt you." she whispered.

Marx walked closer to watch
what's she doing

The kit hissed again and stractched Jodi's hand.
Jodi winced in pain but she kept still and kept whispering soothingly to the cat. The cat calmed down and started licking her hand.
"That's right." she said carefully reaching out her other hand and petting the cat.

Marx walked a bit closer
wow

The cat started purring and Jodi smiled.
"There now you were just frightened weren't you?"
She carefully lifted the cat into her lap and started stroking it. She put her scratched hand in her mouth. It had started bleeding slightly and it hurt.

Marx walked over to her
he looked at her hand

Jodi glanced up in surprise.
"Oh!" she said, "I didn't know anyone else was around."
The cat hissed at the newcommer and hid behind the tree.

Marx looked at the cat
then at Jodi
"ur hand ok?"

"Y...yeah" Jodi stammered, "I think so. Er rather...let's just say I'm used to it."

Marx raised an eyebrow
"u a cat person?"

"Y...yeah you could say that." Jodi laughed lightly, "I have five at home and I take care of strays when they need it."

Marx smiled slightly
"thats nice"

Jodi laughed starting to feel more relaxed at being around the boy.
"Yeah it is." she smiled, "They're great company."

Marx smiled
"I'll bet"

"Do you have any?" Jodi asked a bit too excitedly.

Marx shook his head
"no"

"Would you like any?" Jodi asked looking meaningfully at the tree behind which the cat was still hiding.

Marx looked at the cat
then at Jodi
"I don't think it likes me"

"Oh he's just being difficult." she assured Marx, "I'll get him to calm down again."
She moved around the tree and gently coaked the cat to her again. It took less time than before and she soon had it purring in her arms.
"There we are." she said coming back to Marx, "All happy again. By the way I'm Jodi. What's your name?"

Marx looked at the cat
then at Jodi
"Marx"

Jodi smiled and placed the calm cat into Marx's arms. It blinked at the change of holder but snuggled into Marx's arms and kept purring.
"There now" Jodi smiled stroking the cat, "He does like you. So will you take care of him?"

Marx looked at the cat
then back up at Jodi
"I don't know how to take care of a cat"

Jodi was starting to lose hope then she got an idea.
"I could help you take care of it today and then check on it periodically." she stopped, blushing, "If that would be ok with you?" she whispered.

Marx looked down at the cat
then back up at her
"I don't mind"

"Great!" Jodi said beaming, "Then come with me to my house to get supplies for taking care of him."
She started off in the direction of her house hoping that Marx would follow her.

Marx picked up his board and followed after her

When they arrived at her house Jodi opened the door and two of her cats came racing out to greet her.
"Hey Trixy, Midget you too really behave more like dogs than cats." she laughed, "Come on now get back in the house."
She shooed them in and then followed. Taking off her shoes and setting them by the door.
"Make yourself comfortable" she called to Marx, "I'll go get some of the supplies from the garage."

Marx looked around
he still had the cat in his arms

As Jodi headed off for the garage another cat ran past her legs.
"Watch where you're going Pan" Jodi cried at the cat opening the door and entering the garage.
Pan raced into the entryway and sat down staring at Marx and the other cat.

Marx looked at Pan
he raised an eyebrow

Pan just stared at him more, yawned and walked away.

Jodi found food and water dishes, extra cat food, an extra litter box, and extra litter. She also found an extra bed and toys. And she put lots of newspaper in the bed.
"Just in case the cat is feral and hasn't been litterbox trained." she said to herself.

Marx looked around at the other cats

All five cats were now in the room.

Jodi came back from the garage holding all her supplies.
"Got them!" she called.

Marx looked at her

"I see you've become aquainted with everyone" Jodi laughed.

Marx smiled slightly
"I think they're staring at me"

"Well you're the first human I've brought home." Jodi laughed, "Plus you're holding a cat."

Marx looked at the cat again
"guess so"
he looked back up at her
"first human?"

"Umm...yeah" Jodi stammered, "I've sorta been homeschooled since I was 7 so I haven't really made friends with anyone except cats."

Marx nodded
"makes sense"