AUTHOR'S NOTE: How many chapters are there left? Sorry, for the long update. Not really. I think each of you will live.
DISCLAIMER: I don't own Starfox.
"Oh, shoot. I meant to get my clothes from Fox's apartment," the lioness said, turning the car around a city block and driving back to Fox's apartment complex.
She got out from the car, locking it, and entered the building and up to Fox's room, and, without a sound, unlocked the door, and tiptoed across the room, and into Fox's room, where her mouth fell open.
"Fox!" Kara screamed at the top of her lungs, startling the two, Fox and Katt, sleeping the bed together. "What are you doing with her?"
Fox quickly sat up and held his hands up in defense. "It's not what it looks like, Kara."
"Oh, then, what in goddess's name is it then?" Kara gritted her teeth.
Katt frowned and hid her face under the covers. Why is it everything I do, get everyone in trouble…? I have to stop…
Kara grabbed the lamp from the bedside table and threw against the wall, shattering it.
"Kara, clam down!" Fox yelled.
"Calm down? CALM DOWN!" Fox took a step back. "You expect me to calm down?" Kara seethed.
"…n-no, but…"
"But, 'what'?"
"I don't know!" Fox yelled.
"Don't yell at me, Fox. I'm the one that's supposed to be angry."
"I'm not yelling at you!"
"Well, you are now." Kara screamed.
Lightning bolted through the sky, and rain began to fall.
Katt got out of the bed, not even bothering to get dressed, and made her way for the door.
"K-Katt what are you doing?" Fox stammered.
Katt ignored him and left through the door.
Fox followed after her.
"Leave her alone, Fox. You have me to deal with, remember!" Kara stomped her foot at the last word.
"She just went outside with no clothes on…" thunder boomed, lightning flashed, and more rain fell. "… and out into the rain."
Outside, Katt wandered through the icy cold rain and dark streets, dimly lit by the street lights, naked.
My life… she thought … just is sad and pathetic… all alone…nothing good comes from it…
She repeated these thoughts and then began to chant them, as if it were a religious obligation.
She became silent when she reached her destination…
… the bridge.
She peered over the edge. The rain poured down harder, disguising her tears, that which rained down just as hard, if more.
"Katt, stop!"
She turned her head to see Fox running her direction, holding a coat, with the lioness running right behind him.
Katt threw her legs over the railing and sat, ready to jump.
"Katt," Fox said with a very nervous voice. "Don't do THIS!" He approached her slowly.
Katt sniffed. "Bye…" She slid off.
Fox ran up, speed of an extreme measure, and caught her and was hanging on only with his waist against the railing.
"Fox!" Kara yelled.
"Katt, you can't… you won't kill yourself," Fox said to her.
"Fox, why do you deny my inevitable?" she asked.
"What are you talking about?" Fox's body slowly slipped a little more. "AAAHHH!"
"I don't want you to die, Fox!" Katt screamed.
"I don't want you to, though."
Fox's body then slipped he felt his ankles brush the railing, and then get caught by two strong paws.
"Fox, what are you doing?" Kara yelled.
Katt squirmed. Fox started to lose his grip on her.
He was now only holding onto her by her hand, which was gradually slipping away.
"See you later… Fox…" Katt jerked her hand from Fox.
Fox watched her plummet farther and farther, which seemed like forever. Kara watched in astonishment as well.
Katt finally hit the water with a great splatter of water, killing her instantly. Her body bobbed up from the splash, and then unhurriedly sank.
Fox stared for a second, before, "NNNOOOOOO!"
Kara regained her concentration and pulled Fox back over.
Back over the bridge, Fox grabbed Kara and cried, loudly.
Kara tried to stay calm, "Fox…" But, she didn't know what to say.
She sat down with him and covered his face from the rain, which was coming to a halt, as the sun broke through the clouds. She broke down into tears as well, but not nearly as bad as Fox.
She rocked back and forth, just that natural way of trying to clam someone.
Kara noticed some animals coming out of nearby houses, probably animals that saw the whole thing.
Fox's crying calm down, to silent sobs.
An old moose approached Kara, and asked, "Where is she, now?"
Kara shook her head, dolefully.
She stood up, helping Fox up with her, and began the walk back to his apartment.
"Kara…" Fox whispered.
"Yes?" she replied.
"I'm sorry…"
She was silent for a second, then "Now, isn't the time, Fox… we can work this out later."
Fox just sighed, and wiped tears from his eyes, little good it did for him. His eyes drained like flood gates.
I really am sorry for the long wait of this update. I know some people lost interest in it, probably.