
This morning, we finally sent them off...
For past 2 days, Maomao had been wanting Kiki to follow her out of the house. But, I'm worried that Kiki may get "kidnap" and unable to get enough nutritions from her mummy's milk, so I forbid her from going out. You could hear Maomao meowing outside the door, and the opposite side of the door, Kiki meowing back to her mum too..
After my brother checked Maomao's "milk status", he said Maomao's milk supply declined. It's time for Kiki to stop milking.. That's why the mummy wanted Kiki to have a feel of being an adult by bringing her to the outside world..
SO... haiz...

At first, we left them outside the house and monitored what they will do.. Maomao tried walking towards the corridor, stopping and meowing her daughter to follow her. However, Kiki is too playful, she went hiding. That's when we decided to bring them downstairs. When Kieron carried Kiki down the stairs, Maomao followed at the back.. We accompanied them for a while, when we were abt to leave, they don't want to follow us..
It's time... For them to leave us.. Kiki's mature enough to fend for herself and Maomao wants to carry on with her adult life. Eventually, Kiki will still leave her mother when she grows up.
When we went downstairs 1hr later to check on them, they were gone...
Why mixture of emotions...?
Happy - Kiki grew without being seperated from her mummy, she grew chubbier and heavier since we brought them back 1wk ago. We succeded in helping her..
Sad - After they came, they brought joy and fun. But, now, they left...
Worried - Afterall, to me, Kiki is still a baby. I worried for her unpredictable future ahead.
Hope they get on well. Hope to see them again...
Some photos Kieron had taken himself. Some loving pics..
