NO PET POLICY    Meow   My pencil dug deeper and deeper into the notebook. My patience was wearing out with every mew and meow. As much as I'd like to flick meow the dang cat's face and meow shut it up for the night, it was impossible. meow Because beside the thin wall separating me from it, there was also two men meow who are probably guarding it.   With my computer failing to save my work, my teachers' refusing to give me an extension, this cat meowing all night, and Mingyu who took my noise cancelling headphones then disappeared. This day must be meow cursed.   MEOW!   I slammed my pencil against the notebook, forcing a growl out of me. I was through with being the nice guy. It has been three months since school started. It has been three months since these neighbors have kept this unruly refugee around. It has been three months since I had to act like there wasn't someone breaking the no pet policy.   "Today is the beginning of the end," I encouraged myself as I trudged out of my room, "fight them, Jihoon. Fight them."   I positioned myself just outside their door, knocking on it a few solid times.    My foot impatiently started tapping.    No one was answering.   I gulped, the reality of my actions only hitting me then. Was I really knocking on some stranger's door at two am just because I can't stand their cat anymore?   mEOW my eyes darted to my feet in embarrassment. This cat was really challenging me. I knocked a few more times.   From beyond