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"You shouldn't be licking the milk off the counter you know. It might be dirty, and the milk has been sitting out for awhile." Koji turned on the hot water, and wet the wash cloths. Walking over to Aro and the counter, he handed one of the cloths to Aro. Koji laid the rag over the milk, soaking it up. "And no, I wont stop doing it." he let out a small laugh, and kissed Aro on the cheek.

"Either way, I'm not letting you drink the milk off of the counter!" Koji said as he rinsed the rag out at the sink, and went over to the table again, cleaning off the rest of the milk on the counter. Putting the rag in the sink, after rinsing it, he went into the living room and grabbed the half filled glass of milk, and brought it into the kitchen. "If you say it's not bad, then you can finish this milk." Koji laughed as he sent it on the kitchen table.

Taking the glass from Aro's hand, Koji put it in the sink. He kneeled down beside the counter, and picked up the rag, and rinsed it out in the sink. He watched Aro's swaying tail as he escaped out of the kitchen.

Koji's stomach growled. It was early evening already, and he hadn't ate at his lunch break. He walked over to where the kitchen and living room connected, and leaned against the wall. "Hey, my little Neko Aro, what would you like to eat? I bought some fish foods that you might like." Koji smiled as he waited to see what Aro was interested.

Koji smiled as Aro walked up to him. "Well," Koji wrapped his arms around Aro's waist, and stared into his eyes, "I bought some catfish, fish-sticks, and fish portions." Koji smiled once more. He leaned his head down, kissing Aro once more on the lips.

Koji let out a deep rolling laugh. "Okay, can you behave your self my Little Neko, and not make any more messes while I cook?"he asked.

Koji went back into the kitchen, and grabbed the catfish and the box of fish-sticks out of the freezer. He also grabbed the steak. Grabbing out two pans out of the oven, and the tray for the convention oven for the fish-sticks. Opening the box of fish-sticks, he put about five to seven on the tray, and put it into the convention oven. He put the timer on for 15 minutes at 350 degrees.

Taking out one of the catfish in the bag, and setting the rest to the side. He poured a little vegetable oil in one of the pans and turned it on low-medium heat. While waiting for the oil to get hot, he floured the fish, and added seasoning to it. Koji unwrapped the steak and put it in the second pan, turning the heat on medium. He put the fish in the oil, watching out for popping oil as he did so.

Koji smiled as he heard the T.V be turned on and cartoons were playing. He smiled even bigger as he heard Aro giggle. 'He's so cute and innocent.' Koji couldn't help but think.

The fish sticks were almost done, and the catfish and steak only had one more side to cook. He seasoned the one side of steak, and flipped it over seasoning the other. He flipped the catfish over, and waited for the fish and steak to finish cooking.

Koji got out two glasses and set them on the counter. He grabbed the bag of catfish and the box of fish-sticks, and put them back into the freezer. He took out the milk and poured it into the glasses. Putting the milk away, and bringing the glasses over to the kitchen table. He threw away the steak wrapper, and washed his hands. Koji got two plates out, two forks, and a knife. He took the fish-sticks out of the convention oven and put them on one plate. Shutting off the both burners, he placed the catfish on the plate with fish-sticks. He placed the steak on the other plate, and took the plates over the the table.

Koji sneaked into the living room. He got on his hands and knees, and crawled carefully over where Aro's head was at. When he got to the side of the couch, he stuck his head up, and said, "Food is done my little Neko Aro." Koji smiled.

Koji walked into the kitchen, right behind Aro. "You never used eating utensils before? Mmm, then I'll just have to teach you." Koji smiled. He got up, and stood behind Aro, who was sitting in the chair. He picked up the fork, and put his head beside Aro's ear and shoulder. "This is how you hold the fork. Between your forefinger and middle finger. Where your thumb sits at the end of the fork where you are holding it." Koji put the fork back on the table. "Now you try to hold it." Koji watched as Aro as he picked up the fork.