Messi Moore's pussy

Mom furnished a room for her pussy as its nest. She made a flamboyant architectural wavy frame-like tracery and ornate decoration of the pussy. It was really exorbitant. Mom loves this pussy because it looks very beautiful having a tigress quality. She named it Chacha," Nekita told his friends. Though I grew up to see Chacha but mom doesn't show me care like she shows Chacha. It is so precious to mom," Nekita said jealously.

"I always feel jealous to see mom giving Chacha all her love and attention. She pretends not to notice my presence in the house," he had always complained. It was true Messi Moore had adopted Chacha before Nekita was born and it was such a juvenile cat when she adopted it. She was fond of Chacha. Funnily, Messi Moore was ready to sacrifice everything she had for Chacha. Chacha was one treasure Messi Moore cherished and held sacred.

Hook Moore was sick and was taken to the hospital and Chacha was also ill. Messi Moore abandoned her husband to look after Chacha. She had to send her Chef to take food to the hospital to look after Hook Moore.

Chef China Morgan doubted that Messi Moore could abandon her husband for a Pussy. She was about leaving the household because she found Messi's attitude irritating and obnoxious but on giving it a second thought Hook Moore was good to her. Immediately Moore beheld Chef China, he was disappointed and couldn't believe that his adored wife neglected him, giving him no attention when he needed it at such a critical time.

Hook Moore recovered; discovering his profound love for Chef China who was by his side day and night all by his side in winter and in summer. Now he made a drastic but urgent decision to marry her. He left with her to their new apartment which he had contacted his agent, Martin Duke earlier when he was still lying in his hospital bed, sick. Messi Moore hurt him so bad and he was fixated. 

She was really absorbed, oblivious of his health status and he was disappointed and infuriated, saying he was done with their marriage was understatement. She wasn't really bothered about this new development at all when everyone was about thinking that she would go through emotional trauma. She was very comfortable to be a single mother. 

Now, she received a call that Nekita had nose bleeding. Blood was said to be running down his nose. It was severe and  was taken to the school clinic, her attention was needed. Nekita needed urgent operation, her attention was needed more than anybody else. 

Messi Moore ran out of her room after dropping the telephone, but ran back to check on her Cat, it was in labour. Chacha was expecting a kitten. She had been noticing strange movements and had been giving it medical treatment.

She was impatiently expecting a kitten from her adorable cat. She was always touching her head and caressing its baby bump before now to make sure it had a safe delivery. She ran to help Chacha put to bed, forgetting her only son who was said to be dying and sent to the school clinic.

Twenty five minutes later it had a stillbirth and died due to the stillborn of her kitten. She couldn't stop blaming herself for not rushing Chacha to the hospital instead of trying home delivery. She cried profusely, shortly her phone rang "Nekita is dead," the phone dropped. She was shocked and traumatized.

Messi Moore was mourning her son but the death of Chacha made her go nuts. She was left with perpetual grief. Losing Chacha made her feel like she had lost her life. It was now obvious that she was indebted to it, really. I know this would help you understand more, being overprotective. She was suffering from overly obsessive love disorder and she was affected mentally.

Don't be overly obsessed or addicted to anything—human, animate or inanimate objects. At times we don't know when we lose our treasure in pursuit of less important or things that are of less value to our lives. You would also read, love and infatuation.

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