Sabo x reader: His 9 lives part 1

You sighed for about the thousandth time in the duration of just under 2 hours. You had your headphones on your ears to draw out all of the sounds from your surroundings. Staring out of the window of the moving car was somewhat fascinating as all of the trees and occasionally a field filled with sheeps passed. But what you loved the most was watching the clouds, some running accross the sky quickly and some floating slowly. Most of the time you looked at all of the details within them and thought about what they looked like.

The reason you were sighing? Well you were on a long car journey. On the way to your new house. Straight out of a big town right into the countryside. The house you would be living in now was a small house at the edge of a village where you would live from now on. But this time it was only you and your mum. Your parents got a divorse about a month ago. The reason? Your dad was always working and he was never at home, always traveling. Your mum finally had enough of it and after the millionth arguments they broke apart. Since it was always your dad who payed for thr house you had to move to somewhere smaller and since your mum was born and raised on a farm, the countryside was the best choice.

You never wanted to leave, you hated it when your parents fought but your only choice was to go with your mum due to your dads job. But worst of all, you hated leaving all of your friends behind. You went to a nice school and had a few close friends who you'll surely miss. As you sighed for a thousand and first time you saw in the mirror that your mum was talking to you. You pushed back your headphones so that they hung around your neck and asked. "Sorry I couldn't hear you, what did you say?"
"I was saying that you'll have fun at this new place and will make a lot of new friends."
You frowned, "And if I dont?"
Your mum adjusted the mirror, "Then we'll go back."
You raised your eyebrows, "Really?! You promise?!"
"I pro-" she didn't get to finish the sentence as we heard a loud thud and the car rocked forward and came to a sudden stop.
"Oh shi- I think I hit something..." She undid her seatbelt and opened the door to get out. You did the same as you wanted to know what it was.

The two of you went to the front of the vehicle where on the ground layed a sandy-yellow furred cat. You watched to see if it would move as it raised its head and mewed you sighed in relief. Luckily your mum was a vet so she knew what to do in this situation. She quickly looked over the car before deciding that his front leg was broken.
"So what should we do?" You asked standing a few steps away.
"Hmmm.." your mum thought. "He may belong to someone, he looks pretty well looked after so we should take him with us and find his owner.
Your face lit up at those words, you loved animals and cats especially.

After carefully taking the cat into the car you watched over him in silence as it lay on a blanket you had found in the boot. After a while of watching him you noticed that he had beautiful blue eyes and shiny sandy fur, but what was stranger was that he had a scar just above his eye, the fur from that patch was missing. This was odd since you never saw a cat like that.
"Mum..." you asked hopefully.
"Whats up?" She watched the road this time.
"Say, if we dont manage to find the cats owner..." you dragged the last word out and your mum knew what you were going to ask but she made you continue anyway.
"Go on..."
"So if we dont find his owner can we keep him?"
You mum sighed, "Such a well kept cat must belong to someone-"
"Pleeeaaassseeee.." you begged. "And our promise would be off since I would have found a friend." You pointed out.
She sighed in reply, "Fine but thats only IF we dont find his owner. So dont get too attached to him!"
Oh my god, thank you so much I love you mum."
"Oh and all of the things he will need come from your pocket money!"