The Family And Their Pets
Lusy and Sujy With their Family
There were four people in the family. They live in an officer's quarter. There were two sisters. They were Sakira and Shila. Shila wants a pet. Sakira takes her twin pet named Lusy and Sujy. It was the bunnies. Its eyes were so beautiful as cherry. Its only 20 days. At first, their father didn't like it. Then he started to love them. Sakira and her mother started to take care of them. The bunnies were very active and playful. Sujy always took different poses for photos. She loves to click her photos. They were so happly. But one day Sujy became so weak. Sakira didn't know what should she do. It was rainy day. Sakira prepared to take Sujy and went to the hospital. But there was no time to take her because she died. Sujy is no more. The family got a stormy shock that Sujy died. Every single member of this family was crying for Sujy. At last Sakira and Shila buried her beside their home. Lusy and Sujy were a member of their family. Now they have Lusy. They always take care of him. After Sujy died Lusy was fond of Sujy. Because Sujy was his partner. Sakira always gave time to him so that he could get well soon without Sujy. Slowly Lusy gets normal. Lusy is also very playful but he has anger issues. But he loves all of them.
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