Sabrina returned to her apartment and placed the pet backpack on the floor.

Bun felt a Little shy in this unfamiliar environment. It retreated into the corner of the pet carrier and peered out through a small hole. Its round eyes were filled with a mixture of curiosity and apprehension.

Sabrina squeezed some cat food onto a plate and set it on the floor as if inviting her hesitant guest to a banquet.

Smelling the cat food, Bun wrinkled its tiny nose and cautiously peeked its head out.

Bun was hesitant at first. But the delicious scent of chicken-flavored cat food was too tempting to resist. It slowly crept out and began to eat.

After licking the plate clean, it sniffed around to find more food

Then she finally looked up at Sabrina and said, “Meow.”

Sabrina's heart warmed and she squeezed more food onto the plate.

Bun eagerly polished off the food.

It raised her little head, looked around, and carefully explored the new environment .

By the time Bettie returned, the living room had transformed into a playground, with Bun darting and dashing, a bundle of energy and life.

The door creaked as Bettie entered the room, and Bun retreated under the table at Lightning speed.

Bettie stared wide-eyed and shrieked, “Did you see that huge mouse?”

“What? Ha-ha!" Sabrina Laughed out loud. “It's not a mouse. It's Bun

“Bun?” Bettie tossed her bag on the sofa and knelt down to look under the table, where a pair of round eyes stared back at her.

Bettie cooed in a baby voice, “You're so cute, Bun! Come out and let me give you a hug!"

Bun poked its head under the table but didn't dare come out.

Sabrina stood up and handed Bettie a jar of cat snacks.

Bettie opened the jar and pulled out a few treats. Then she extended her hand under the table and called, "Here, kitty, kitty, I've got some yummy snacks for you.”

But Bun still refused to come out.