The disease had slowed me down. Then my granddaughter sent a cat to me. Honestly speaking, I fell in love with the cute little thing 1 when I first saw her.
"I'll 2 you Rainbow, " I said with a smile.
The next day I 3 some cat food and two toy mice in a pet shop. Rainbow went crazy over those 4 : she got them stuck under the desk or the sofa. Then she wouldn't stop meowing (喵喵) 5 I got them back for her. She'd bring the mice to me and demand that I throw them for her over and over again — she never felt 6 She couldn't fed the pain in my 7.
Rainbow always got into troubles. She kept knocking over my plants or 8 my cues. I had to deal with the "9 My back 10 with all the ups and downs of trying to keep up with Rainbow. But what was I supposed to do? I couldn't bear the 11 of sending her away.
One day, I felt there was something 12 on my cheek. Rainbow, licking (舔）me, wanted breakfast. OK, I get the 13 I said. I tried to lower my body to put her 14 in the bowl on the floor, 15 pain to spread from my back through my body. But it didn't. I felt 16.
After she finished eating, I bent down and 17 her bowl without having to hold on to the desk. She looked up at me and meowed, as if to say, See? Pm doing 18 what the doctor ordered!"
Three years later, Rainbow still kept me moving and I began to 19 her play. I didn't want a cat, but someone knew I 20 one.
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