The mean cats, angry, sulking, contemplative, sinking into solitude, are her alter egos, aware of her bad nature. However, there is a distance between the feelings she is entrusted with and the cats that are entrusted to her, and the monologues of the two resonate together, creating a tranquil, poetic world. There is a line in "Sakura ni Kaze": "When you think, 'I will be kind, and will not lose my kindness,' you feel lonely. When you wonder who my efforts to be kind have helped... you feel covered in wounds." A world of sharp sensitivity and poetry that entrusts the delicate emotions of an independent woman to the supple posture of a cat. The masterpieces of the author, who passed away suddenly, are revived. Included are "Exit," "Naughty Cat," "Fleeting Cat in Boots," and "Time Soldier." One work not included in the book and a newly discovered precious cat illustration are included for the first time!