Notice: Do I even need to say/type it?
Welcome to the rewritten... Unwanted Curse! (Rewritten because I deleted it, but a reviewer asked me to write more.)
That's a pretty dumb title, because why would cats want curses? If you want to, you can suggest a title.
I'm sorry if I "used" a character's name you made up. (Great minds think alike!)
Bright morning sunshine danced their way in as Streamfeather sat with her four ever impatient kits. She groomed her black and white fur (that looked a bit golden because of the sunlight) while listening to the kits' squabbles.
"Mother, tell us a story!" Cloverkit squeaked. Her pale body was jerking wildly in excitement. Cloverkit's wide green eyes begged for what she basically lived for.
"Yeah, the one when you met Father," Daisykit sighed dreamily. Branchkit snickered. Before he knew it though, his angry sister sent a mound of dirt to Branchkit's once clean pelt. Daisykit was well known for her romantic sighs and mood swings.
"I want to hear how you fought MossClan," objected Branchkit. He was the nosy, teasing, and mean kit that Streamfeather had to have.
"No!" whined Weedkit, who everyone thought complained too much, but was the only sensible one."Tell us about some other battles. We heard you fighting against MossClan too many times."
"Calm down and stop yelling you four. I could hear you screaming all the way on the other side of camp. When you're an apprentice, you'll never catch prey like that." Streamfeather's mate, Shadeheart, stood in the entrance to the nursery, blocking the sunlight from coming in. "Streamfeather will gladly tell you her whole life if you behave nicely."
"We're good!" Cloverkit, Daisykit, Branchkit, and Fogkit mewed while frantically trying to sit up straight.
"Good," Streamfeather smiled proudly, her gray eyes shining. "Now I can begin."
Ha! I feel bad for Streamfeather. She has an overly excited kit (Cloverkit), a moon-struck rabbit (Daisykit), an annoying badger (Branchkit), and a whining fly (Fogkit). The chapters will get longer because what do you put in a prologue?