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Did you know that on our campus, we have little baby kittens?

Well, I happened to stumble upon a lost baby cat in the parking lot! It was so tiny and had been crying for hours. Its little meows tugged at our hearts, and for a moment, we seriously considered adopting it.

We waited for a while, hoping its mommy would come back, but sadly, she never showed up. As the hours passed, we couldn't bear to leave the kitten all alone.

The kitten was shivering in the cold, its tiny body trembling as it let out soft, heartbreaking cries. My heart ached for it, imagining how frightened it must have felt all alone in the chilly air. As I stood there, I couldn’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of helplessness and sadness for this little life.

The day had grown colder so suddenly, with a biting wind that seemed to pierce through everything. I couldn’t stop thinking about how fragile the kitten looked, and it reminded me of how vulnerable we all can be when faced with unexpected hardships. Sometimes, even the smallest creatures remind us of the warmth and kindness we need to share, especially on days as cold as this one.