They both eats twice a day. They don’t fight but they play together.

Nousa is the clingy one. She always wants me around and gets noticeably irritated whenever I leave the house, as if I’ve personally betrayed her. Her daily routine revolves around me: she follows me around, keeps me company while I work or relax, and usually finds a comfortable spot nearby. When I go out, she waits for me and makes sure I know that my absence was unacceptable. When I come back, she is happy to have me home—although she may still act offended for a while.

Dawlat, on the other hand, is fiercely independent. She has her own schedule, her own priorities, and apparently doesn’t need anyone’s approval. she is in her own world doesn’t care about the humans around, different from her sister Nousa which has an urge to be accepted and loved .

Dawlat runs away if I have guests over and stays in her spot above the wardrobe, once they leave she comes to me to cuddle.on the other hand Nousa start sniffing around and introduce herself.
Her day usually consists of sleeping, eating, exploring the house, finding a quiet place to relax, and occasionally appearing just to remind me that she exists. She enjoys her space and doesn’t particularly care where I am. If Nousa is my shadow, Dawlat is more like a roommate who happens to share the apartment with.