(I wont be able to put her up on the thread until tomorrow because I dont have access to my laptop, but I'll still RP her. Are we doing the idea where they lived together or did his twoleg get her when he left?)

Olivia had been enjoying the peaceful morning as she always did, snoozing and watching the birds fluttering from the window as she waited for her twoleg to open the door indicating she was free to roam the garden. She rubbed against the humans leg with a purr before she strolled out and onto the grass, the cool touch of it ran through her pads and she gave a little hop in excitement. The she-cat always loved being out in the fresh air, here she was able to do as she pleased but for her own safety she never strayed too far.

Looking around at the flowers surrounding the perimeter of the fence her eyes glowed, she saw these same flowers every day but they always brought her joy their fragrant flowery smells flowing around her. With graceful steps she walked to a particularly sunny spot and sat down, her small frame less like most kittypets, she was not round but instead lean with a soft touch.

Lifting a paw and swiping it gently over a white ear Olivia let out a content sigh, she had no need to groom her thick white pelt as it very rarely got dirty but out of boredom she found her paw moving on it's own. She lowered her paw delicately back to the ground listening to the bird song around her only for it to be disturbed by a thud beside the fence, the sound caused her to jump to her feet, her pelt puffed out so she looked twice her size and her pale brown gaze was locked on the spot in which the noise came.

"Whose there?!" Her voice was a bit shaky but she managed to put some force behind her words, ever since Cookie her once housemate and dearest friend had vanished Olivia had been jumpy when strange things happened in the garden. She never did find out what had happened to the tom all those moons ago, they were both young then and with his leaving so did a part of her, not knowing whether he had been taken or even if he was still alive made her more cautious in her own home then she should need to be.

Olivia waited and when the voice sounded she took a step back tilting her head to the side, disbelief rushed through her until the tom stood up revealing himself. In an instant her soft demeanor turned, she flattened her ears and dug her claws into the dirt beneath her as he spoke. She had missed him so much and with each passing day she often thought that if she were to see him again that she would be happy but she had been wrong, anger and frustration welled up in its place all wrapped together by confusion. "C-cookie?" It had been over a moon since she had let the name slip past her lips and now it felt weird to say it aloud, even more so now that the owner of said name was only a few tail lengths away from her.

Olivia's eyes grew a little wider as he mentioned his new name, she took a few cautious steps toward the Tom and looked him over, he looked the same but somehow different now and she wasn't sure how to take it. " where have you been?" The question came out tense, she saw him trying to smile but did not return it.

She needed answers, he had abandoned her. She believed for so long he would never have just left without saying anything, but by the looks of it that is exactly what he had done. Her anger was beginning to dwindle and now it was all she could do to fight back the tears welling in her eyes.

Olivia shook her head as if she didn't want to hear what he was saying, she didn't want to believe it was true. The tears promising to fall from her eyes began to roll one at a time, wetting the fur on her cheeks. "If it's so great then why are you here?" Her snowy pelt was shaking as the muscles beneath began to quiver. "Are you going to come back home?" A small gleam of hope flashed through her eyes through the wetness.

Olivia knew what he meant, his answer had been unsure but in his tone and his eyes alone she could tell he would not be returning home. She forced herself to remain in place as he rushed forward and touched her cheek, drawing in his scent in Hope's of finding comfort in it, but all she got was the scent of mountains and a mixture of strange cats. His next words stalled her though, she didn't care if the twoleg wanted him. "What about me?" She mowed pulling away from his touch just enough to let her gaze fall on his.

The white she-cat had not been prepared for what Woolycloud would ask, and when the question finally registered in her mind she took another step back putting a slightly wider distance between them. Something unreadable flashed in her pale brown eyes and quick as a rabbit one of her forepaws was in the air and swatting down across his ear, it wasn't a harsh blow, but enough to cause a sting. "Do I want to see the place that's obviously more important to you than I am?" A spark of adrenaline rushed through her and she spoke again before he could open his mouth. "You were my best friend, and you made me believe I'd lost you forever! How would you have felt if I had just vanished one day?!" The volume of her voice rose steadily as she began to lose control of her emotions again, he was the one cat who knew how to push her buttons and get a reaction out of her, the only one who she could not hold herself back with.

Olivia looked back at the door, part of her wanted them to rush out but she knew if they did he would run and she may never see him again so she lowered her voice. "Of course I wouldnt have let you go, at least not alone." The tone in her voice said it all, if he had asked her too she would have followed him then, willingly and without question. As much as she enjoyed the life they had here together, the best part was that she had him there with her and since he left nothing had been the same, she no longer spoke to any of their old friends and she had spent the better part of her days looking out into the wild beyond the fence.

Olivia shook her head softly and let out a sigh. "That's what happens when you dont think fuzz-brain."she looked up at him her brown eyes glittering, inside she felt defeated but she wouldnt let him see it. "I trusted you before and when you left I wanted to believe it had not been your choice, that you had been taken or even killed. I wanted that because even after all this time you remained the same in my eyes, my best friend who only met an unfortunate end." She paused only for a moment before she spoke again, willing herself on to tell him how she was feeling all anger aside.

"What you have told me though has changed that though, I want to continue to trust you, for things to be like they were, but I'm scared to. I dont know what all happened after you left, I dont understand why you didn't return even after you found this new home... I would like to though, not for you but for myself. Perhaps knowing what has lead you heart to remain there will help me to understand and finally ease some of the pain I have been feeling."

Olivia took a small step closer to Woolycloud when she finished speaking, a mixture of cation and fear in her eyes. She was still unsure of all of it but she knew this would be the only way she would fully understand everything he spoke of.