The Cub Comes from Planet Meow 92

Chapter 92: Meow

Unfortunately, this game had a restriction on duplicate names. The name “Yu Mi” (Corn) had already been registered by someone else, so they had to change it to a new one.

Wang Qiuqiu secretly rejoiced in his heart.

Before he could speak again, Jing Mimi said: “Yu Mi Meow Meow Meow.”

Wang Qiuqiu: “…”

Tang Tian smiled and typed these words.

She knew Mimi liked cats. When she visited his home before, she saw many cat-themed toys, so she wasn’t surprised at all that he chose such a name.

Input, confirm.
This time it worked; no duplicate name.

Successfully entering the game, the beginner tutorial guided adding game friends. Jing Mimi tapped randomly with his small hand, seemingly adding many accounts from the nearby list casually, but actually wanting to add the account of the kitten Corn’s owner among them.

…

Zhou Yu was seizing the time to slack off secretly in the company toilet.

The toilet cleaning wasn’t very thorough, a bit smelly, but only this space could provide a little respite.

Working hard away from home, exhausted every day, there were too many cattle and horses (hardworking employees) like her in the office building.

Although she had climbed from the bottom to a small management level after so many years of hard work, she just changed from an ordinary cattle and horse to a leading cattle and horse, failing to achieve a leap in species.

Every day, opening eyes means working.
Every day looking forward to a short holiday.

Life was squeezed out of all romantic colors.

She didn’t have many hobbies. Except for the time occupied by work, almost all the remaining time was allocated to games.

Only in virtual games could she find a little relaxation and joy away from reality.

Hiding in the toilet cubicle, she opened the game as usual to claim some daily rewards casually, and clicked on the friend interface with a red dot in confusion.

It was a friend request.

The applicant’s account was only level 1, saying added her through the “People Nearby” function, account name “Yu Mi Meow Meow Meow.”

She froze completely.

Corn… Meow…

When she realized it, a thin layer of mist uncontrollably covered her eyes.

That was the kitten she bought for herself when she got her first year-end bonus. Because it took a bite of the corn she put on the table as soon as it arrived home, it earned the name “Corn.”

Corn was a Golden Shaded British Shorthair, a beautiful and likable kitten, accompanying her for nine years, accompanying her climbing from the bottom to the management position, but left her forever last autumn.

Cats’ lifespans are just too short.

Now seeing this account name at a glance, she thought of Corn again.

Her work was very busy, sometimes socializing until late at night before going home, occasionally harassed by male leaders. Every time she went home, it was like returning to a shelter from the harsh wilderness of the apocalypse.

Every time she opened the door, the kitten would hear the movement and squat on the mat in the entryway on time, meowing at her.

As if saying “Mom, why are you back so late.”

After she walked in, it would rub against her legs closely, its little tail held high.

She would hold the cat in her arms and sniff it fiercely, absorbing some strength from its soft fur, fully revived.

Every time she played games, she liked holding the cat in her arms. Corn was always obedient, curled up on her lap sleeping, acting as her phone stand.

The phone relied on the data cable to charge; she relied on the kitten to charge.

After Corn left, she hadn’t charged for a long time.

Feeling sour in her heart, her fingers quickly pressed the agree button, accepting the friend request from this level 1 account.

The account was obviously newly created, showing no information.

Just as she finished checking the other party’s homepage and exited, she suddenly found another small red dot on the friend icon.

This time it wasn’t a friend request, but a gift notification.

[“Yu Mi Meow Meow Meow” sent you “Rose X1”]

It was a free rose item in the game, but Zhou Yu choked up, her vision blurred by tears, gradually unable to see the screen clearly.

Although reason told her it should be just a coincidence, her thinking was inevitably affected by emotions.

Did Corn come back?
Is Corn watching her nearby?
…
Corn sent her a bouquet of flowers.

Even if it was a coincidence, she wanted to cry so much.

She actually liked romantic flowers like roses very much, liked them since she was a carefree little girl. But now her life lacked the element of romance due to the pressure of reality.

When raising Corn, she heard many flowers were harmful to cats, so she didn’t dare to buy flowers randomly for home, only buying some Eustoma that cats liked.

And now, she received a bouquet of roses.

A virtual bouquet of roses, sent by someone named Corn.

She was just about to send a message to this account when she saw the other party’s avatar in the friend list had turned gray, a sign of being offline.

Her heart sank. She hurriedly left a few messages, but never waited for a reply from this account.

In the phone, there were life-threatening messages from work. She could only hurriedly press the flush button and leave the toilet cubicle.

…

After work, walking to the subway entrance, Zhou Yu saw someone shouting to sell flowers.

She bought a bouquet of roses for 9.9 yuan.

Holding the bouquet, smelling the fragrance at the tip of her nose, she felt like her body was plugged into a charging cable, recovering a bit of power.

Back home, she placed the vase with roses in the place Corn liked to stay most when alive.

…

Planet Meow, in front of the cloud TV.

The Golden Shaded kitten used its paws to mold the colorful cloud pictures into the shape of flowers, giving them to the cats lining up around to receive flowers.
Chestnut and Xiao Shuai received a big bouquet of cloud roses, preparing to give Meili a surprise.

Looking at the relaxed smile on Zhou Yu’s face in the TV, the Golden Shaded kitten wagged its tail and molded another cloud rose.

Humans, ah, always live too tiredly.

Cats don’t want humans to live too tiredly.

Cats hope humans can be a little more relaxed, a little happier.

A little more romance-related elements in life.

…

Because Jing Zhi came back, Jing Mimi stopped playing after sending the virtual flower in the game to the owner of the kitten Corn according to the Cat God’s guidance. Anyway, the mission was completed.

Jing Zhi didn’t want to disturb Tang Tian’s time anymore, said he would take them to play games after going back, and let Tang Tian go busy with her own things.

Back home, Jing Zhi took the mobile hard drive to the study to continue fiddling with work for a while. Jing Mimi and Wang Qiuqiu played in the cat room.

Jing Mimi closed the door and whispered to him sharing the mission just now.

Because of Qiuqiu’s identity as a puppy, the Cat God and the Dog God also knew each other. Jing Mimi had shared his mission with Wang Qiuqiu long ago.

Hearing this, the little emotion in Wang Qiuqiu’s heart because of the naming completely vanished.

So Mimi chose that name to do a mission!

After Jing Zhi finished his work, the two little guys registered a new game account with his help.

The account name was “Qiu Mi.”

Two-character names were hard to register, very likely already used by someone, but surprisingly lucky, this name was registered successfully directly.

…

In the evening, after Wang Qiuqiu was picked up by his parents, Jing Mimi didn’t play games alone anymore, but tidied up his toys very diligently.

Perhaps because he had been a kitten, Mimi was more independent than children of the same age in some aspects, doing his own things. Jing Zhi and Jiang Suifeng rarely worried about such things.

After dinner, Jing Zhi went to the study and opened the game demo in the mobile hard drive.

Because it wasn’t a live stream, just trying out a new game, Jing Zhi didn’t close the study door, and Jiang Suifeng could enter and leave freely.

Jiang Suifeng checked on Mimi who was tidying up for a while to ensure he had no problems, then went into the study to harass Jing Zhi for a while, planting some quick kisses on him.

Jing Zhi was annoyed and simply unplugged the headphone cable connected to the computer.

The horror sound effects in the game echoed in the study instantly. Plus the lights were off, the horror atmosphere was even stronger.

Originally, Jiang Suifeng could rely on not hearing the sound effects in the game and deliberately not looking at the computer screen to come and go freely. Now hearing the horror sound effects, he felt entering the study was like entering a haunted house, standing at the door daring not move.

One Halloween in previous years, Jing Zhi took him to Happy Valley. There was also a haunted house inside. He didn’t dare go in, waiting for Jing Zhi to come out in the shivering cold wind with milk tea.
Waited for a long time without seeing Jing Zhi, and no one answered the phone. It scared him. Just as he was preparing to “die heroically,” someone patted his shoulder. It turned out Jing Zhi’s phone was knocked off in the pushing and shoving in the haunted house, stepped on and the screen shattered, unable to turn on.
The follow-up was that the other party compensated for the phone. Jing Zhi added some money, bought a new phone, and changed to a pair of new couple phone cases with him.

This time…

Jiang Suifeng decided to brave the “haunted house.”

Just walked to Jing Zhi’s side, a magnified bloody face after being caught by a ghost popped up on the screen, and hoarse and sharp ghost screams also came from the speakers.

Jing Zhi’s voice was calm: “A bit of lag bug.”

Jiang Suifeng had already buried his face in Jing Zhi’s arms, kneeling on the ground, arms around Jing Zhi’s waist. His slightly heavy breathing penetrated the thin clothing onto the skin, a bit hot.

Jing Zhi smiled and patted his head.

With Mimi’s addition, their couple time indeed shrank greatly. It was normal for Jiang Suifeng to cling to him after work. He also wanted to cling to Jiang Suifeng, but also wanted to finish trying out the demo of this new game quickly.

And… he actually quite liked Jiang Suifeng like this.

When they went to the Halloween Happy Valley together before, Jiang Suifeng hid by his side the whole time, clinging to him, like a weak delicate husband.

He liked this flavor of Jiang Suifeng.

After patting his head, Jing Zhi’s hand returned to the mouse and continued playing.

This demo wasn’t long; it should be over in a while.

Unable to see the screen, only hearing the horror game BGM in his ears, holding the most secure waist, Jiang Suifeng gradually stopped feeling scared.

Suddenly, the top of his head was patted gently by a palm again.
Jing Zhi’s voice followed: “Turn your head, look at something cute.”

Jiang Suifeng raised his head from Jing Zhi’s arms skeptically, turned his eyes to look while holding his waist.

“Holy crap.”

Jiang Suifeng unconsciously increased the strength of holding Jing Zhi, his heart beat accelerating instantly.

The study door was completely closed at some point. The light from the living room stopped abruptly. A white mass appeared “out of thin air” not far away, in the shape of a ghost.

It was indeed scary at first glance, but Jiang Suifeng recognized what the little ghost was very quickly.

It was Mimi wearing a ghost costume.

Prepared by the kindergarten for the stage play this Halloween. Mimi and Qiuqiu both ordered a white ghost costume, extremely cute on stage under lighting effects.

But in such a “haunted house” environment now, it was really a bit too fitting…

This reminded Jiang Suifeng of something that happened a few years ago.

That night he was also playing games with Jing Zhi in the study like now. At that time, they were playing a mildly horrific deduction game called Phasmophobia. Players played as a paranormal team, collecting ghost information to provide to the exorcism team for rewards. No jumpscares, just the lighting and sound effects were a bit scary; he wasn’t that afraid.

For atmosphere, Jing Zhi turned off the lights in the study. For his heart, Jing Zhi didn’t close the study door, allowing light from the living room to come in, slightly alleviating the horror atmosphere.

Precisely because of this, a white mass with a weird touch inexplicably scurried to his feet, scaring him greatly. Like a ghost, he jumped up from the chair entirely and hid in Jing Zhi’s arms.

Jing Zhi turned on the light immediately.

That white mass was still scurrying around in the study.

He also saw its appearance clearly with the light.

It was Mimi, with more than half of the cat covered by a white plastic bag. Unable to untie it himself, he ran around the house trying to break free.

Jing Zhi hurriedly took the plastic bag off him.

Picked up by the front paws, the “ghost” kitten meowed aggrievedly.

“Meow.”