Original work: Porurin
Illustrator: PumoSay, Cafewh-wh-wh-what are you sayingThere's no way I'd do something like thatWere you calling for me just now?But I feel like I heard "Kouchan"!When Cafe calls her cat Co-chan it's pronounced "kouchan". Tea's name is the English word Tea, but it signifies the japanese word for black tea (as explained by Tea herself in post #1792125), which is pronounced "koucha". Tea mistook what Cafe calls her cat for an affectionate way of saying her own name.Y-... You're imagining things!M-... More importantly, I got a cat!*panic* *panic*naao*drip* *drip**rub rub*KYAA!
So cute!C'mere~
I'll pet your soft fur for youu~Even though it means being useful, the cat changes the topic nyaho...Switching out (the subject)
A scene where both the owner and the cat want to change the topic
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Original work: Porurin
Illustrator: Pumo
Say, Cafe
wh-wh-wh-what are you saying
There's no way I'd do something like that
Were you calling for me just now?
But I feel like I heard "Kouchan"!When Cafe calls her cat Co-chan it's pronounced "kouchan". Tea's name is the English word Tea, but it signifies the japanese word for black tea (as explained by Tea herself in post #1792125), which is pronounced "koucha". Tea mistook what Cafe calls her cat for an affectionate way of saying her own name.
Y-... You're imagining things!
M-... More importantly, I got a cat!
*panic* *panic*
naao
*drip* *drip*
*rub rub*
KYAA!
So cute!
C'mere~
I'll pet your soft fur for youu~
Even though it means being useful, the cat changes the topic nya
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