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Cats and mice _ Write a 500-word fairy tale composition
Flower cat is the stationmaster of grain station. A mouse wanted to steal some rice back, but he never had a chance to do so. That night, the mouse bought a fat and big fish.

When he came to the grain depot, he tiptoed in carefully. The sound of "snoring, snoring" reached the mouse's ears. He quickly walked to the wall nearest to the flower cat, put his hands on the wall and leaned out his head. He saw the fat cat lying on the ground sleeping soundly. But it is too close to the door of the granary, so the mouse shakes the fish in front of the cat. Suddenly, the smell of fish woke the sleeping cat and mouse, and quickly dragged the fish behind them to the door of the grain station, and the cat followed. The mouse was secretly happy. As soon as he got to the door, he bypassed the cat and quietly walked to the door of the granary.

Finally arrived, it turned to look back at the silly flower cat and almost laughed. It swaggered into the granary, found a bag of rice in a corner, and gently bit a corner of the bag of rice with sharp teeth. It was so happy to see such a big bag of white and fragrant rice. While loading rice, I also hummed a tune. I didn't leave the granary until I packed a big bag. When I went out, I saw this flower cat fall asleep just after eating. I thought to myself: the stationmaster of this grain station is really good. It seems that this winter, I am not afraid of being hungry! He skipped home.

In this way, cats can eat fish every day, and mice steal rice again and again.

Until one day, the owner came to check the granary and found that a bag of rice was half missing. In a rage, he dismissed Flower Cat. Of course the mouse didn't know, so he went to steal rice. Unexpectedly, the owner waited in the warehouse for a long time. Similarly, both animals are kept in cages forever by their owners.

This story tells us that if a person sneaks around, he will be found out sooner or later.

Mouse granary