From Luna's diary
Maybe we should consider putting up a sign saying: "Beware the cat!" at the door, Mango keeps attacking our neighbours even when they just knock at our door asking for some sugar. Sometimes she can be really territorial...
But this will be another day's problem, we have more urgent things to worry about: this morning we woke up to find leaking water from almost any sink and shower in the house. What could have caused it, a spike in water pressure?
It wasn't a great start for the day, we barely had the time to repair everything before rushing to work, so we weren't able to investigate properly.
All the aliens finally seem to be settling well, we hadn't to erase any memory because of questionable disguises for months. Both the official and the unofficial news haven't reported anything about those self-proclaimed pirates in about a year, and everyone seems to be doing their best for integrating among the earthlings.
A lot of alien babies are also being born, some of them are children already, actually. This is seen as a great achievement for our people, considering that until one generation ago our genetic asset was not stable enough for reproducing without exploiting humans and pollinating them, which is how most of us were born. By integrating the earthlings' genome into ours, however, the new generation has acquired the ability to reproduce exactly as humans do, making abductions and pollination completely superfluous.
Despite this, however, official sources continue to say that we aliens and humans are still genetically too different to have children, and that thus we should ignore them. I have never focused on this topic, but I would really like to delve into it and find out the biological reason which could justify those conclusions...
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Returning home, I almost tripped into the next surprise of the day when walking up the stairs: Daisy just had two kittens! She seemed a bit slower than usual, but we were too busy to investigate and the long fur hid the rest.
I think they resemble a bit Milo's cat, Pedro, don't you agree, my dear diary? In either case, we have decided to keep the kitten on the right, Papaia, while the kitten on the left, Coco, will go to Milo, Noemi and Celine's place.
After having prepared a more comfortable spot for Daisy and her kittens, I heard Hermes returning back from his work. He surprised me a bit, he usually works until much later than this, but for sure I didn't complain.
Hermes: Well, I'm trying to.
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