Hello and welcome to another Real Life Go Stories mini episode.

How you do? Did you like that really smooth transition because I can't remember what number it is?

Yeah, it was good, wasn't it? You could just do what I do on the 50-per-minute

time and just say another episode. Another amount. There we are. So I've got two gorgeous stories for you today. Are you ready?

Yeah, I will, I'm never ready for these things because they freak me out but go for it.

The first story is a tiny baby story as in it's only a short story. It's not a story about a tiny baby.

I mean it's a freaky tiny baby story would be scary, so I'm glad.

The first story comes from Sydney, are you ready? Yep, no.

When my grandma moved into the house she lives in now. She found a kitten on the side of the road and took it home.

She cared for it and loved it like it was her only child. Even though she already had five kids and a grandchild, me,

I grew up with the cat and she became basically my best friend and when I would sleep over I would

always sleep in the upstairs room which basically belonged to the cat. When it passed away about four or

five years ago she was absolutely devastated and didn't touch the room that the cat deemed her own.

The only person who would go up there was my grandfather and myself and he didn't have any problems with

it. I had a few interesting moments up there. I would be sleeping in the bed and when I would be just

falling asleep my feet would feel a weight at the end of the bed and since the cat slept at me

before she died I didn't think I'd be of it until that morning when I realized she wasn't there.

Nothing was there so every night I'd go to bed and it would be the same thing and on the

second to last night I felt it by my chest and then on my chest which is what she did when she

would want attention from me. I never told my grandma or she would have told me didn't happen

but I wanted her to know that her precious baby never left her or me.

Oh my soul! It is cute. I mean I'd be well freaked out when I let's be honest if there was

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