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Описание: Ania is 12 years old, living in an apartment building in the suburbs, with a view of a small square with trees. Her best friend is Mruczek – a small white cat with black spots around its eyes, which she found in the garden when it was little. Every evening, after doing her homework, Ania plays with Mruczek in the living room, gives him treats and tells him about her days at school. However, one Tuesday evening, when she opened the window to let Mruczek go out onto the balcony, the cat ran away – it broke through the screen and disappeared among the trees in the square.
Ania cried anxiously, went to the square and called the cat's name loudly: "Mruczek! Where are you? Come here!" – but only an echo answered her. Time passed, and Mruczek did not return. Her mother tried to calm her down: "Don't worry, dear, he will definitely come back, maybe he just went for a short walk." But Ania knew that Mruczek never went so far from home – he was shy and dependent on her.

The next morning, Ania did not go to school – she asked her mother for permission to look for Mruczek. She walked around the entire square, all the streets around the apartment buildings, knocked on the neighbors' doors, but no one had seen a white cat with black spots. The last person she asked was Mr. Pawel, who lived in the neighboring apartment building: "I'm sorry, I haven't seen such a cat, but I heard that a woman lives in one of the buildings who has a garden with a lot of flowers – she loves animals, maybe she saw him."

Ania immediately went towards the building Mr. Pawel was talking about. When she got there, she saw a small garden on the first floor – full of roses, geraniums and tulips, with a small bench in the middle. Next to the bench sat an old lady with white hair, wearing a light dress, drinking tea and looking at the flowers. Ania ran to her, with tears in her eyes: "Excuse me, ma'am, have you seen a small white cat with black spots around its eyes? It ran away from me last night."

The lady smiled gently, touched Ania on the shoulder: "Wait, little one, does that cat have a small notch on its ear? And does it like to sit on people's hands?" Ania was surprised – these were Mruczek's features that no one else knew! "Yes! That's him! Do you know him? Do you have him?" she asked hopefully. The lady smiled again: "I'm Mrs. Zofia, I've lived here for many years. Last night, I saw him in my garden – he was scared and hiding under a tree. I gave him some milk, and he got close to me. I think he was waiting for someone to look for him."

Mrs. Zofia pointed towards the house: "Come in, he's in the bedroom, sleeping on my bed." Ania entered the house – it was warm and cozy, with the smell of flowers and tea. In the bedroom, on a small bed, Mruczek was sleeping soundly – he looked calm, with his head resting on a soft pillow. When he saw Ania, he immediately jumped into her arms, meowing loudly, as if he was comforting her.

Ania cried with joy, hugging Mruczek: "Thank you, Mrs. Zofia, I would never have found him without you." Mrs. Zofia smiled: "You're welcome, little one – I love animals, and this little cat was so sweet. Now I know he has a home and someone who loves him."

From that day on, Ania often visits Mrs. Zofia – she brings her flowers from her own garden, helps her take care of the plants, and Mruczek often spends weekends in Mrs. Zofia's garden, playing among the flowers. Once, during a meeting with her friends, Ania told them this story, then held Mruczek in her arms and asked: "Does anyone among you know someone like that? Someone who is so kind and helpful, even to strangers?" All her friends shook their heads, saying they had never met such a person – but Ania knew that Mrs. Zofia was exactly that person: full of warmth, kindness and willingness to help, even when no one asks her to.