Psychological Horror

Kitty Pretty
Lonely

A Literary Horror Novelette

He has spent eight years perfecting his place at her side. Something is changing.

In a quiet apartment shared by an aging woman and her two cats, devotion has always come easy — at least for one of them. He has spent eight years perfecting his place at her side: every habit memorized, every ounce of her affection accounted for and claimed by right. The other cat, a clumsy, hungry rescue named Wally, has never quite measured up.

But something in the house is changing. The mornings are slower. Colder. The routines that once anchored every day are slipping out of order. The careful balance between devotion and possession has begun to crack.

Kitty Pretty Lonely is a slow-burn psychological horror novelette told entirely from inside the mind of a house cat who loves too completely to see what’s really happening around him. Quiet and claustrophobic, this is a story about the line between love and compulsion — and what we miss when we can only see what we want to keep.

Recommended for mature readers.