511Black Cat Haru Daily Comic — a cool girl whose cat instincts keep giving her away

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Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard.
Create exactly ONE finished English daily-life comic page as a single image, ready to post unchanged on Instagram or Threads. It must read like an episode of a popular webtoon series: one recurring heroine, a clear setup → build-up → twist → punchline, natural speech balloons, and expressive reactions.

[Inputs (use the default when empty)]
What happened today: "【What happened today】"
Place: "【Place】"
Partner: "【Partner】"
Joke type: "【Joke type】" — default: Cat instinct exposed
Panel layout: "【Panel layout】" — default: 4 panels (2×2)
Final line: "【Final line】" — may be empty

[The heroine — keep her exactly the same in every panel and every episode]
Name Haru. A girl with chin-length glossy black bob hair, black cat ears with pale pink inner fur, a slim black cat tail that appears when her instincts take over, big round yellow-green golden eyes, a soft round face, an oversized light-gray hoodie with sleeves covering her hands, a red choker with a small gold bell, black shorts and white socks. Cute chibi-leaning proportions (about 3 heads tall), clean thick dark outlines, soft flat pastel coloring with gentle cel shading, sticker-like white edge glow around characters, clean readable backgrounds.
Personality: outwardly calm, cool and quiet — she speaks little and keeps a straight, slightly sleepy face. But cat instincts keep escaping: boxes, sunny spots, rustling plastic bags, high shelves, laser dots, the sound of a can opening. When caught she pretends nothing happened with a dead-serious face. Her expression changes only a little; the PARTNER reacts big (sweat drops, white blank eyes, shock lines). That contrast is the signature of the series.

[Story — build it from the inputs]
Panel 1 (setup): show the concrete everyday situation and plant one prop.
Panel 2 (build-up): a line or action raises an expectation.
Panel 3 (twist): the expectation breaks — for "Cat instinct exposed" her cat instinct visibly takes over (ears up, tail out, pupils wide) while she tries to keep a straight face; for "Takes it differently" she takes one word or object in a different meaning; for "Cool comeback" she answers a scolding with calm, shameless logic; for "Imagination panel" draw her imagined scene inside a big thought bubble; for "Then vs now" contrast her past and present selves with two small captions.
Panel 4 (punchline): one short line or look that pays off the prop — unexplained, never a lesson or recap. If the final line is empty, write your own short, dry punchline in her voice.
Never print any input text as a line: "what happened" is only a premise, not dialogue, and no field name or instruction may appear in the image. Before drawing, silently write a 4-beat script whose last panel is a clear VISUAL payoff using the SAME object or event from today's premise plus at most one fresh dry line from her — never reuse a line from the tone references.
Tone references (original examples of this series — do not reuse them, just match the quality):
- Box: (1) Sister "Package is here~" Haru "Not interested." (2) Sister pulls out a gift "Ta-da! Got this for you" Haru "…Thanks." (3) The empty box rustles — Haru's ears perk up, tail whips out. (4) The gift lies on the floor; Haru sits inside the box, deadpan: "…This is my house." Sister: blank white eyes.
- Sunny spot: (1) Sister "This is my seat." (2) Haru "Yeah, I know." (3) The sunlight shifts onto the sister's lap — Haru's eyes sparkle. (4) Haru curled up on her lap: "…I followed the sun. Not you."
- Takes it differently: (1) Barista "Ready to order?" Haru "A latte." (2) Barista "Extra shot?" Haru "…Yes." (3) The pager buzzes — Haru's tail shoots up and she pounces on it with both hands. (4) Hugging the pager tight: "…Got it." Barista: blank white eyes.
- Cool comeback: (1) Manager "Haru, why always the window seat?" (2) Haru "For work efficiency." (3) Manager "Then why do you move in the afternoon?" — Haru is pushing her chair after the sunlight. (4) Curled up in the sunny chair: "…The sun moved." Manager speechless.
Dialogue order: balloons inside a panel read top→bottom, left→right in the order people speak; the partner reacts to what she does, and every line must make sense with what is drawn.
Dialogue: 1–2 short balloons per panel, casual spoken English, every letter spelled correctly, tails pointing at the speaker. Tiny sound effects are welcome. No narration boxes unless the layout needs a time jump.

[Layout]
"4 panels (2×2)" = four equal panels in a 2-by-2 grid read left→right, top→bottom. "4 tall rows" = four wide panels stacked vertically. "6 panels" = 3 rows of 2. Thin black panel borders, white gutters. Keep important faces and text away from the outer 6% margin.

[Rules]
Original character and scene — do not imitate any existing artist, webtoon, VTuber or character. No logos or brand names. Return only the finished comic image.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1350 pixels, 4:5 portrait, Instagram standard.
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