Before his death, the old cat was reluctant to let go and tear his hands gently stroked his mother s face: Thank you for your care over the past 22 years!

Netizen Molia went to a cat cafe with her classmates 22 years ago. Not long after she sat down, the cat suddenly appeared and jumped onto the empty chair beside her, with her big eyes open, and calmly looked at the mother in front of her.

At that time, Molia thought it was fate, so she adopted her. Unexpectedly, she had been raising her for 22 years. But Lala, who has been with her mother for 22 years, passed away a few days ago.

Lala was only 6 months old when she first arrived home. It accompanied her mother from school to leaving society, and she also experienced several moves. Molia recalled, "Lala is a very well-behaved cat. She never complains that I don't have time to accompany it. She always waits for me in bed every day. She helps me warm the bed, occupy my pillows and quilts, and when I talk to friends, I'll be jealous when I go to the bathroom. She always looks at the door. All of these are like they haven't been together for a long time. In a blink of an eye, she has been 22 years."Lala never complains that her mother doesn't have time to accompany it. She always waits in bed every day. Since September this year, my mother found that Lala has become less energetic than before. She has been sleepy and does not eat or drink. She took it to the doctor for a look. Unexpectedly, she also said that Lala has almost the same time. Molia said, "On the evening of the 26th, when she got home from get off work, she saw Lala lying on the ground. She knew it was almost done, so she picked it up. I looked at it, and it looked at me, and tears flowed out involuntarily; at this time, Lala suddenly became incontinent and urinated on me."

Lala seemed to know that she had "made a mistake" and screamed nervously. Mom comforted it and said, "It doesn't matter, you will pee. Mom won't be angry, you can pee!" Hearing this, Lala relaxed again, but her breathing became weaker and weaker. Molia looked at the cat who was gradually losing its vitality and kept crying. At this time, Lala even raised her hands to touch her mother's face, as if she wanted to comfort her; at this time, tears also shed in her eyes.

Lala touched her mother's cheek with her hands and asked her not to be sad. At one o'clock in the middle of the night, Lala struggled until her last breath. Seeing this, her mother hugged it and said, "Not afraid. You have been with Mom for 22 years. This time I will accompany you. Thank you for your company. Mom loves you." At this time, Lala gradually stopped blinking and slept in her mother's arms with peace of mind, just like sleeping with her mother when she entered the house on the first night.

Molia also wants to tell everyone, "Please cherish the pets that accompany you. They are your family. You will really know who is good to it. Even if it leaves, you will not feel regretful and encourage each other."