The morning started as usual: breakfast and getting ready for training. But today my cat decided to make a change. As soon as I put my backpack on the couch, he came over, laid down on top of it, and stared at me with his blue eyes, as if to say, "No, you're staying home today. I had to gently move him aside, but the look he gave me was full of reproach.

When I got back from practice, I noticed that Tim wasn't on the couch where he'd been. Turns out he'd made himself comfortable in the bathroom, next to my sneakers, which smelled of sweat and the freshness of the street. "Offended?" - I asked, holding out my hand, but he only snorted and closed his eyes defiantly. Apparently, I'd messed up his morning nap today, and now I'd have to earn his forgiveness. Perhaps an extra treat and an evening game will help us reconcile. But for now, Tim is lying by my sneakers, reminding me that his love is not only purring and caressing, but also the fine art of feline resentment.

You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending. 
- C. S. Lewis

Yes, cats can take offense, do it masterfully, and you try to make amends afterward

Sailor II Father of cats II Nature photographer

We have this happen a lot, I can't always be home)