Warm windowsills, paper bags, chicken, and supervising every phone call.
The soft head-bump she gave before settling beside you.
The life we remember
Nala chose the family more than the family chose her. She began visiting the porch, then the sofa, then eventually every room as if she had always lived there. Independent but deeply affectionate, she preferred quiet closeness to fuss and taught everyone that love can be both gentle and stubborn.
She once disappeared during a storm and returned at dawn, dry and completely unconcerned, demanding breakfast.
Quiet companion and household supervisor.
Died following complications from kidney disease.
Moments kept close
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