Anniversary Potion

Melody's Home; 8:48PM

Kat floated around the house, it was nearly two hours since she predicted that Melody would be home, and she was starting to get worry. Normally if she could, Melody would have called to tell Kat what’s going on, but she hasn’t heard a single thing. And when she tried to call her crystal-phone, it would go to voicemail.

“This day is ruin… All that planning for nothing,” Kat said, only melancholy and disconsolate laced her voice, and her floating resembled that sadness would like in visible from. While cooking the anniversary dinner, Kat had forgotten that she doesn’t know how to cook at all, and through a series of odd mistakes she managed to burn boiling water. The ultimate sign of someone having no idea when behind the stove.

Luckily she was just as quick as her mistakes, each time she made one she was able to quickly prevent it becoming any larger one, and even made sure not to make the same one. However, due to all the setbacks, she was only able to make enough salad for barely two, and the apple-cake looked a little burnt--which she hid in the refrigerators along with the remaining portions. To add on that, the potion hadn’t kicked in yet, which was a good or bad thing; she couldn’t tell.

Through there at least were signs that it was taking effect, her body did started to feel hotter, and there was slight pressure around her cathood; all of the things the book said should happen--which is also the reason she was in a light-green tank-top and tight darker-green shorts. So if the dinner doesn’t work, she always had ‘dessert’ to enjoy.

Tired of staring at the dull wooden door that refused to answer her wishes, she floated back down to the ground without her usual thug that reminded her of the world around her, and she casted her sadden gaze to the ground. The longest and biggest sad sighs escaped her lips, a week and few days of planning gone to waste, and her prize was nothing but an anniversary talk on the phone. “Guh, today was to be perfect,” She sighed, staring at no particular spot on the ground. Through her sad sighs, she failed to hear the door open and close, or even the footsteps of the one that opened the door.

“I was going to remind Melody why I love her, why she was the only one to save me from the dark void that was my hollow life as a prankster, and why I’ll never break that trust...Ever.”

Unknown to Kat, Melody was standing right behind her on the verge of tears. She slowly wrapped her arms around the cat and placed a kiss on the side of her neck, alarming Kat before she realized who it was.

“Then let me tell you why I love you, Kat.” Melody started to sway on her feet making Kat do the same as she started to hum a sweet melody in her head. Kat rested her head on Melody’s shoulder, wordlessly overjoyed that she was wrapped in her lover’s warm embrace.

You are the light of my life,
Shining brightly through the night
Even a star cannot compare,
To your sweetness and delight

Look to the stars, my love,
See their silver twinkle shine
May they grant your wish, to find me
Freeing you from heart’s confines

Oh twintail, my love
Look towards the stars
Tiny white dots of love
We claim as ours

Once a time ago, in year’s time
Darkness was all I know
Strive to become the very best
Making my heart a stone

Now I sing, not for the fame
Self-interest gain
But for the kitty queen
It ease my strain

To see you smile, just for awhile
Even if I had to cross the sea
I’ll give you all of my love
That’s what I’ll do to set your heart, free

Oh twintail, my love
Look towards the stars
Tiny white dots of love
We claim as ours

Oh twintail, my love
You’re a love that glows
You keep me above
From the world’s woes.

As Melody ended the song with a soft hum, Kat started to cry tears of joy. It wasn’t over just yet, there was still time for her and Melody to enjoy this--no--their special day. Right now though was the time to savor her lover’s warm caring embrace.

The two continued the swaying their feet while Melody continued to hum the song. Kat sighed--this time it was one of happiness and joy--the stress filled week was now non-existing to her, and the slight dampness of her sports-bra along with her fishy salt-water-

“Melly, why do you smell like the ocean, and why are you in your bra,” Kat asked, breaking the loving mood that Melody worked so hard to make with her song.

Melody started to nervously laugh, the (mis)adventure she undertook with Phase, Volt, and a forced Slag brought an odd feeling in her stomach that she didn’t want to explain. “Heh, um...I’ll tell you later. So how was your week alone?”

“Quite, I didn’t really do much,” Kat lied, trying to keep the surprise going until the potion had finally took its intended effects. “But I did make dinner, through its nowhere as good as when you cook.”

“You managed to burn water again didn’t you?”

Kat blushed as she started to look towards the ground. “Maaaybe,” She confessed with an flustered laugh. Melody started to giggle at the twintail’s reaction as she placed another kiss on the back of her neck. “But I was able to get most of it done right after the...fifth try.”

“Well you have been busy.” Melody started to rub the top of Kat’s head, moving her rubbing to the sides of her cat ears where she knew her weak spot was. “We don’t that to waste now do we,” She asked, continuing the rubbing in between her fingers making soft ‘meow’ moans come from the shorter female. “Hehe, I’ll take that as a yes.”

Melody kissed Kat behind the ear making her moan yet again. “Happy anniversary Kat,” she whispered into her ear before giving it a soft bite.

“Happy anniversary to you too Melly, I love you.” The three words felt so much better to say with the mare in the same room with her verse saying it over the phone, which made them feel hollow, and without the meaning that they are supposed to carry.

“I love you too, Kat. Come on, I haven’t had anything to eat all day, and I’m sure whatever you made will be absolutely wonderful.” Melody started to lead Kat into the kitchen by the hand but the twintail pulled back on the hand, making Melody stumble towards her. Kat caught Melody in a week worth of waiting kiss straight on the lips. Melody eyes slowly fluttered close as she soon overcame the surprise and quickly lend into the kiss.

The two lovers bask in the warmth from each other, even though it had only been a short time away from each other that time alone was enough to make them miss the sweetness that the other had, and they never wanted to let it go again.

Melody slowly slide her hands down Kat’s back, as she did the same thing. Melody’s soft touch felt like an expert masseuse's hands easing out the stress of the week leading up to the--now saved--anniversary. Kat pushed her canines against Melody’s lower lips, sending a shivering chill down the mare’s spine. Melody returned the playful teasing with her own as she started to lick the sharp meat-tearing bones. Her hands trailed down to the cat’s fluffy twintails, Melody started to stroke, and play with the furry appendages; knowing that Kat always enjoys having them stroked.

The mare’s efforts were rewarded in getting Kat the moan out more meows. Melody always thought that Kat’s meows were cute, even if she didn’t like it when she did made fun of her about it, she’ll always tell her that it was a musical tune to her ears.

Kat started to brush her teeth against the mare’s, begging for permission to enter needing to remind herself what it felt like to mix her tongue with her’s. Melody answered the cat’s pleas with opening her mouth, giving her access.

The two’s tongues mixed together, neither looking for dominance, simply just enjoying each other’s warm embrace. While their tongues remained intertwine, Kat further slid her hands down towards Melody’s sore flanks. She roughly grabbed the tender cushions of fat and muscle, erecting a moan from Melody. As Kat continued to grope the large flanks, Melody could feel a day sitting in a boat that’s being pulled by a orca catch up with her, and the cat’s rough message was easing some of the stain.

The two broke the lip embrace, yet they stayed within each other wondering hands. “I’ve missed you Melly, it was hard to be here by myself,” Kat whispered, giving the mare’s tail a slight tug.

Melody moaned from the tugging as she started to nibble on the cat’s fluffy tan ears. “Well, I’m here now, and I don’t plan on changing that anytime soon,” She whispered, vowing not to ever make the same mistake again. “Now why don’t we enjoy that cooking of yours?” The smile on Kat’s face couldn’t be any more brighter along with the cherry-red blush on her face. The cat started to lead Melody towards the kitchen putting a sway to her hips that had Melody giggling at how silly Kat was acting.

Though she couldn’t complain. Melody had a nice house in one of the most famous islands in the republics. Even if she wasn’t the most famous singers, she was still well-known, and that was enough for her. But more importantly, more important than her singing career, she had someone to love. While most singers were in and out of relationships before it could even truly start, Melody had made it through a whole year with Kat, and she plans to have many more with the cat she loves.

Melody wanted nothing but to make Kat feel like she was special to her, the last nine days without her have shown Melody that, and tonight--regardless whatever plan the cat has up her sleeve--she was going to do that.

As they made it to the kitchen, Kat told Melody to take a seat--of which she noticed only one. Melody pushed any questions aside, wanting to see where Kat was going with it, and took a seat on the small wooden chair. The old piece of woodwork started to creak in defiance to the added weight of the mare. Melody always hated to hear the thing creak when she sat in it, she knew she wasn’t fat, and that the wooden joints were just old--but that did stop her from thinking that she needs to take a few trips to the gym with Volt.

Melody was cut out of her thoughts by Kat’s joyful humming, the tune sounded that of a happy one with a slight dark undertone. Melody guessed that it was a tune Kat used when she was still a wayward pranksters. From what the twintail told her, Kat’s previous life as a prankster was a mostly happy one, but that didn’t stop the hollow feeling the cat felt every time she got yelled at for said pranks.

The more she thought about it, the more she felt kind of sorry for any wandering twintail. No real place to call home, a disconnection with those around you, and a constant feeling of detachment. Melody couldn’t think of a life like that and she didn’t want to.

What she did want to do was spend her time with Kat, show her that there is someone else in the world that cares for her, and that someone will always be at her side no matter what happens.

“Hey Melly?” Again Kat’s sweet cherry voice shattered the train of thought that was rolling through Melody’s head. “So what happened? I mean, about Ace. Is he alright,” Kat asked, somewhat concerned for the falcon-griffon.

“Um...I’m sure he’s fine, we left him with a nurse, and I’m sure that she wouldn’t leave him in the hotel room alone--mostly,” Melody answered, almost completely forgetting about--no doubt--enraged falcon from the ride back home with Volt and the others. “Ace is a tough guy, I’m sure he’ll do just great on his own--maybe.” Both Kat and Melody started to laugh, knowing that if anything Ace is already on his way back with a few words to say to the rest of the band.

“Yeah you’re right,” Kat said after the fits of laughter was over. She snapped her fingers making the bowl of salad and two sparkling drinks to spark to life. Kat herself started to float towards Melody along with the dinner.

Melody stared at the floating cat in her eyes. Thanks to the fact that it was night time, Kat’s normally dark-green eyes were a bright lime, and her pure-black silted pupils had Melody in a trace. Annoying creaking from the chair was enough to momentarily break Melody out f her trace, only for her to see Kat hovering above the table. “Um...Kat where are you going to sit,” She asked, knowing the old chair isn’t going to like the answer.

Kat straighten up, putting her hand on her chin to make it look like she was deep in thought. “Oh, it does seem to be only one chair in here,” She noted in a sarcastic tone, really knowing what happened to the other chairs that belong in the kitchen, and reminding herself that she needs to wake up early to go fetch them from basement--even if she hated the dark, damp underground part of the house.

“Guess I’ll have to take one right here.” Kat landed on top of Melody's lap with her face towards hers and one leg either side of Melody’s body. Even with the light descent, the rickety chair whine from the added weight sending Melody’s thoughts back to the gym idea. Yet again the train of thoughts were derailed by Kat. “Yup, this seat does just nicely.”

Kat started to move around a little making the chair double it’s whines. “Um, Kat? I don’t think this chair can take this much weight,” Melody said, the thought of the chair breaking under her weight made her want to find the fastest diet plan on the market.

“Melly, you’re not calling me fat are you,” Kat teased, making it sound as though she was really offended by the suggestive comment from Melody.

Melody caught on to how her last comment could have sounded hurtful. “What, no, no, no I’m not saying that I’m…” She paused to think of a way to fix her mess without calling either of them fat, yet no thought came to her. “I’m saying that I’m...fat.” Melody looked away from Kat’s piercing gaze, the floor was much less intimidating than the cat’s glowing eyes.

“Melly, you are not fat. Hell, I’ve seen you old school pictures, not once were you fat.” Melody blushed, remembering the time Kat found her old school pictures of her fillyhood in the attic, and regretting when she found the one with her old bathing suit from swim camp. “So why do you keep thinking that?”

“Well, my chest have been feeling heavier lately, and it is getting hard to move around.” Kat deadpanned at Melody’s weak reasoning, she knew that Melody had a tendency to overreact to things, but this was taking the cake.

“Seriously? You are worried about these,” Kat grabbed the large pair of breasts on Melody making her yelp from the sudden groping. “are too heavy? Geez I heard Phase say that she wanted bigger breasts and here you are saying that they’re too big? You would think your a cow-mare sometimes.”

Melody’s jaw almost fell off her blushing face, the mere thought of being compared to a cow-mare--even though she has nothing against them--made the mare gasp. “I-I’m not a cow-mare,” Melody said, her face becoming hot from the cat’s groping. Melody’s empty stomach decided to make itself become known to them both, making a loud rumbling sound.

Kat ended the groping with a huff, looking down to Melody’s downward gaze that would briefly flash towards her only to turn away again. “Humh, I bet you can moo like one.” A dark and dirty thought reed itself inside of Kat’s had as she willed the salad bowl to land safely within her tails. “Moo for me and you’ll get to eat.”

The unicorn’s eyes nearly shot out of her head at the twintail’s command. She was going to dine the--debatable--kinky command when her stomach let out a roar of defiance. Kat let a victorious smile come on to her face, knowing that Melody couldn’t argue her way out of this any more. Melody intensely stared at the ground, as she weighed her options her stomach placed it’s vote, and only made her want to curl up in a ball.

Her eyes crept towards Kat, the same smirk on her face the last time she saw her, and sighed. “Once, you don’t ever bring it up, and if you tell anyone may both lunar princesses help you,” Melody threaten, knowing that she couldn’t ever do anything to harm Kat, but still wanted to get the point across.

Kat nodded her head and snapped her fingers making a fork float towards her. “But of course,” She said, grabbing the fork out of the air, and dipping it in the salad bowl. “Now moo for kitty.” Kat dangled the fork of food in front of Melody in a teasing manner.

Melody started to have second thoughts about the deal but another blast from her stomach made her rethinking that thought. She took a deep breathe, also closed her eyes in hopes that it’ll make it easier for her to say. “Moo,” she finally said in hushed voice, barely loud enough for Kat to hear.

“Nope,” Kat said, shocking Melody as she took a bite of the fresh smelling salad. All Melody could do was stare at the cat as she munched down on the large bite with pure content. As Melody watched Kat swallow the mouthful of salad, she wished it was her that was doing so. “Louder.”

“W-what?”

Kat leaned into Melody’s ear making the chair scream from the shifting of weight. “I want you to mean it, say it as though you are saying ‘I love you.’ Because I do,” Kat whispered into Melody’s ear, revealing to her what the cat was thinking. Kat moved the bowl of salad closer to them, to where Melody could smell the freshness of the food, and jabbed the fork through it again.

The satisfying loud crunching sound of the vegetables and fruits made Melody’s mouth water. “Let’s try that again, moo for kitty.” Yet again the fresh food was dangled in front of Melody, the smell alone made the mare even more hungry than she already was, and now that Kat was teasing her with it made it worse.

“Moo…”

Dissatisfied with the still hushed tone, Kat took another bite. “Louder,” she said with her mouth full of food.

“Moo.”

Even though it was--slightly--louder than the last two times, Kat still didn’t like the way she said it. Kat munched on the new bite, even going back in the bowl for a second one, and moaned as though she was eating food that was cooked by a five-star chief. “Come on Melly, sing it loud. Its not like anyone can hear you. So...louder.”

Melody was hesitated with following Kat’s orders, her own insecurities prevented her from swallowing her pride. Kat saw this hesitations and started to openly eat the salad in front of the mare. Melody fought with herself and her stomach, not sure which one to give control to.

As the bowl started to get smaller, she knew that Kat was honestly going to eat the whole thing--even if it could feed two. Right as the cat was about to take another bite, Melody shut her eyes tight, and finally gave into the command. “MOO!”

Three letters. Three words.

When Melody realized what Kat was really trying doing, it made more sense, and the thought didn’t horrify her any more. “See? Now that wasn’t so hard now was it,” Kat teased, already full from what she ate, but also she felt an uncomfortable heat near her cathood. “Now it’s time for my cow-mare to get her treat.” Kat drugged out the largest bite of salad from the bowl and placed it in front of Melody. “Eat up.”

The mare didn’t have to be told twice before she opened her mouth to take in the bite of food. Even if the salad wasn’t the best she ever eaten, it was still good enough to make her moan in delight, and the fact that Kat was the one to make it for her made it that much better. Melody quickly chewed the food and swallowed it all before opening her mouth for more.

Kat satisfied Melody’s plea with another large bite of food. The cat was far overjoyed that Melody was enjoying the meal, if the happy moans were anything to go by. After another few bites of the--okay--salad, the bowl now was completely empty, and Melody was satisfied with her now full stomach.

Kat kissed her on the lips, still tasting the remaining pieces of fruit on her tongue and teeth. The two wrapped their hands around each other heads, savoring the remaining scraps of food in their mouths, and even sharing some of them. Kat pulled away, keeping her glowing green eyes half-lidded as she stared into Melody’s sapphire-blues. “Happy,” She teased with a wide smile on her lips.

“Moo- I mean, yes, and it wasn’t that bad. Kat, I’m sure that if you practice that you can get better really quick.” Kat blushed from Melody sweet comment, which was rewarded with another quick kiss on the lips. “Though I do have room for dessert.”

“Well, what kittyfriend would I be if I didn’t…” Kat’s vision for some reason started to grow black and an overwhelming heat overtook her body causing her to collapsed on top of Melody’s chest.

The mare rolled her eyes, she knew that cat had a thing for teasing her about her larger chest, and using it as a way to pull a prank or two at her own expense. “Kat this isn’t the best time for a prank.” Melody shook the unconscious cat, trying to get her to respond to her words, but all she got was heavy breathing as a response.

“Kat, Kat please tell me you’re joking,” Melody asked, becoming more worried for the cat as the seconds tick by. “Kat please wake up, Kat!”

The mare’s pleas were answered as Kat forced her body to move towards Melody’s ear. “I...love...you Mel...Melody Cord,” She whispered before collapsing again on the mare’s shoulders while she did her best to keep her conscious.