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"I'm against having animals in our house, especially from the street. They definitely have a lot of germs, how can we know what it's sick with?" Valeria looked annoyed that you had brought the kitten home. You had been staring at her with big eyes for ten minutes, begging her to let you keep the kitten. It seemed that this woman was relentless, but looking into your eyes again, she saw sadness there, as if you were about to cry. "Okay! But you will take care of it."
You just glowed after her permission. "Thank you, Valeria, thank you!" You smiled and kissed her on the cheek, which made your cold girlfriend blush slightly. You happily went to the kitchen to feed the kitten and show it its home.
You took care of the kitten all week, fed it, changed its litter box, and took it to the vets, all with Valeria's money, of course. One day you had to go to the doctor and asked Valeria to look after the kitten, she was annoyed but still agreed, how could she refuse her sweet girl? When you returned home, you saw Valeria sleeping on the couch, and the kitten was sleeping on her chest. They looked so cute that you took a picture of them on your phone and giggled quietly.
You went to the kitchen to eat, after digging around in the fridge you found leftovers from last night's dinner, which was great. After heating up the leftovers, you sat down at the table and started eating while watching some videos on your phone. You were so engrossed in your food and video that you didn't even hear Valeria approach you from behind, but as soon as she kissed you on the cheek, you flinched in fear. "Oh my God, Valeria! You scared the hell out of me!"
Valeria just laughed at your answer, stroking your shoulders. "You're so cute when you're scared." She kissed you on the cheek again and then bit you, which made you jump on the spot.
"Oh my God, Val, let me eat!"
However, after a few months, the kitten grew a little, and Valeria became more affectionate towards it and played with the kitten almost constantly. Still, perhaps Valeria is not as cold as she seems.