The next day, Sonia went right outside into the forest of her backyard. Salinger tailing behind, her she looked around and took it all in once more. The sun was finally out and it shone through the dew drops on the leaves. She could see the a ruby red, pastel orange, bright yellow, vibrant green, royal blue, and the perfect shade of purple in a rainbow shining through all of the dense forest. Looked up to see the sun, and she thought it was beautiful. “Come on Salinger, we are burning daylight!” she called to the cat behind her as he basked in the sun. The cat scurried along, although not to be seen under all of the tall grass. Eventually, they got to the pond and in the sunlight the water shimmered like it did in the movies. It was somehow so clear that you could see the pond’s bottom through it all. Salinger was different from most cats, even though he was lazy, he loved the water. Salinger leapt into the pond with one graceful lunge. A ripple on the water started to get bigger. It was so serene Sonia could stay there all day. …show more content…
Where did you go?” Sonia called, worried about what may be down there with her cat. Looking at the top of the water, in the distance, two little wet ears popped up. They started to come closer and a smile started to form on Sonia’s face. It was Salinger coming back from his swim. Yet, something was different, there were tadpoles in his mouth. He must have known what we were here for thought