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Mina checked on Leo after the new rules had been in place for several days. Leo gave a translated answer: he was happier because humans were finally noticing the patterns that mattered to cats.
Mina saw that the app had changed her behavior as much as it had changed the building rules. Now she listened before deciding what Leo or the other cats needed. In her mind, the cats were no longer pets in the background; they were neighbors.
Mrs. Alvarez said the building felt quieter and less tense. Taro admitted that the cats had been right about several problems people had ignored. Mina then decided the app should stay a tool for careful communication, not just a novelty.
Mina closed the app development project by adding privacy limits and a warning about responsible use. Leo approved with a short translated comment. In the end, humans and cats shared the building under better rules and with a clearer understanding.