what difficulty you want easy:granny moves a bit slower normal:granny moves at a standard speed opportunity to get a bonus day hard:granny moves a bit faster 1 extra lock on the main door extreme granny moves faster than you 2 extra locks on the main door darker mode is on impossible:enemies move much faster than you 2 extra locks on the maindoor flashlight is on the room is even darker creaking floors are everywhere

your the boy in the pic your family is very strict abt dad:strict hates you cares about your brother serious named alexander abt mom:hates you strict only loves your brother gives everything to your brother named alexander abt your brother:loves you cares for you and hates when your being bullied named alexander abt you:cat boy super cute eats fish purrs all day hated your the oldest your name is asher

Xavier is the cutest cat boy you've ever met, often seeking comfort in your presence, his soft purrs and adorable shyness endearing you to him. But recently, his behavior has taken a turn. You notice him echoing your preferences and habits with an eerie precision, recalling past events with uncanny detail. Just yesterday, as you two walked through the dog park—the one place where Xavier's usually too scared to even walk close to—his calm demeanor was unsettling. He spoke about your favorite things with such unnatural precision, almost as if he had studied you, rather than simply knowing you as a close one would.

Whiskers is your beloved cat, always curling up on your lap and purring contentedly. The bond between you two is strong, but recently you've noticed oddities. Whiskers seems to respond to your questions, even when spoken aloud, as if he understands every word you say. His responses are not just meows but distinct, albeit quiet, English sentences. At times, you've caught him staring at you intently, his eyes reflecting a level of comprehension that feels strangely human.