The Cub Comes from Planet Meow 51p1

Chapter 51: Meow p1

The kitten Mimi had seen his papas kiss before—sometimes on the cheek, sometimes on the ear, sometimes on the mouth…

This was the first time he saw Big Papa licking Little Papa’s “fur,” even though there was no fur around Little Papa’s mouth.

But the point wasn’t this. The point was Big Papa said humans don’t use their tongues to lick off dirty things; they use tissues.

What was Big Papa doing just now?!

Jing Zhi didn’t know what Jiang Suifeng had told Mimi, but he felt it wasn’t good for the little cub to see some intimate scenes, so they should be careful.

Jiang Suifeng felt guilty and pulled out a tissue to wipe Jing Zhi’s mouth again, muttering, “Tissues are cleaner.”

Not knowing if the little guy believed it, he finally walked over da da da and said, “Papa, I want to show Little Orange to Brother Qiuqiu.”

Video calls on the children’s watch weren’t very convenient, so the two little cubs usually video called through their parents’ phones.

Jing Zhi immediately opened his phone, connected to Wang’s father’s WeChat video call, and handed the phone to him.

Jing Mimi took the phone and went back to the cat room.

Both of them breathed a sigh of relief.

Jiang Suifeng lowered his voice and told Jing Zhi what happened in the cat room just now.

Jing Zhi: “…”

Jing Zhi: “Does your face hurt?”

Just after teaching the little guy not to “lick fur,” he was caught red-handed by the little guy. What a slap in the face.

Jiang Suifeng took one of Jing Zhi’s hands and covered his cheek, his voice unconsciously tinged with a bit of coquettishness: “It hurts, rub it for me.”

Jing Zhi pinched his cheek, using a little force.

“Ouch, ouch, ouch.” Jiang Suifeng dodged with a smile, clutching Jing Zhi’s hand and quickly bringing it to his lips to kiss the palm. Afraid of being seen by the little cub again, he only planted a simple kiss and moved away.

Having a cub at home was inconvenient in this regard; they were afraid of being seen whatever they did.

Let alone further intimate behavior, even simple kisses had to be careful since he came back.

When Mimi was still a kitten, because Jing Zhi minded a bit, they would shut Mimi out of the door when doing it. Now, they couldn’t help but rejoice that they shut the kitten Mimi out back then.

While washing dishes, Jiang Suifeng closed the kitchen door and whispered to Jing Zhi: “Doesn’t Mimi like singing? When shall we take him to a music studio or something to see, enroll him in a class to learn vocal music or musical instruments?”

Jing Zhi leaned slightly against the wall, “keeping watch” while replying: “After the New Year. It’s only a month until the New Year.”

Jiang Suifeng: “Okay.”

After the New Year, Mimi would also go to kindergarten.

Although they would have a lot of time for themselves then, thinking about Mimi leaving home and going to school alone, they felt reluctant to part.

Worried that he would be wronged outside, worried that he couldn’t handle too many situations alone, worried that he would cry secretly…

This must be the feeling of being parents.

A contradictory combination filled with love.

…

Jing Mimi showed Little Orange to Wang Qiuqiu using Papa’s phone.

Although only a short day had passed, it was obvious that Little Orange’s mental state was much better.

Wang Qiuqiu said he wanted to draw a picture for Little Orange. If someone adopted it, he could give the drawing as a gift to that person.

Jing Mimi said he wanted to collect Little Orange’s fur balls, put them in a small bottle, and give them to that person along with the drawing.

His papas had collected the kitten Mimi’s fur balls before, putting them in transparent bottles, collecting a lot over four years.

Later, his papas used that fur to felt a big kitten head, but he didn’t see it at home.

After the call ended, Jing Mimi ran to Papa quickly and asked about the whereabouts of the fur ball.

Jiang Suifeng put him on his lap and said, “That’s in my office. Next time I take Mimi to play at the company, I’ll show it to Mimi.”

Jing Mimi nodded his little head expectantly and added: “Brother Qiuqiu invited me to visit his home next weekend.”

Jiang Suifeng: “Okay, Papa will take you there.”

Jiang Suifeng secretly rejoiced in his heart; he could finally “eat meat” (be intimate) next weekend.

…

What arrived before Jing Mimi visited Wang Qiuqiu’s home was the good news that the cat abuser was caught.

Zhu Shan squatted at the gate of the community every morning to watch Guo Shangjin. After following him for nearly a week, he finally caught Guo Shangjin throwing the kitten’s body out of the delivery box red-handed.

Because of Jing Zhi’s reminder, he turned on the recording function of his phone in advance, capturing some blurry images and recording clear sounds.

Because of the photos taken by Zhu Shan while squatting, Miss Bai finally had a legitimate reason to knock on Guo Shangjin’s door and rushed in with her boyfriend.

Miss Bai looked gentle and delicate, but her boyfriend had a completely opposite style. He had a shaved head, muscles all over, tattoos on one arm, and specifically bought a cheap big gold chain from a street stall to wear around his neck for catching the cat abuser, looking like a gangster, very intimidating. But actually, he was a pastry chef who could make many sweet small cakes, and shaving his head was for cleanliness and hygiene.

They didn’t find any traces left by cats in Guo Shangjin’s home, but they found a cat abuse resource exchange group on his computer.

Guo Shangjin originally wanted to call the police for their forced entry into his home, but after the cat abuse group was discovered, he instantly deflated and didn’t dare to call the police.

Following the cat abuse group, the two found many videos of kittens being abused on his computer, including their kitten.

While watching the video, Miss Bai’s hands were shaking, and tears fell uncontrollably.

Miss Bai’s boyfriend started dating her after the kitten left and hadn’t seen that kitten, but he was so angry that he smashed the keycaps of the mechanical keyboard with a punch.

After the kitten died, she joined some animal protection associations and learned more about the psychological behavior of people who abuse animals. Knowing they might save photos and videos of animal abuse and even spread and sell them in internal groups, she just checked Guo Shangjin’s computer with a try-it-and-see attitude, not expecting to really find it.

Guo Shangjin made a lot of money selling these photos and videos, sharing dark hobbies with a group of psychologically perverted people.

Finally, Miss Bai called the police, and many police officers came.

The follow-up matters were handled by Miss Bai and her boyfriend, relayed to the WeChat group with Jing Zhi, Jiang Suifeng, and Zhu Shan.

…

Guo Shangjin wasn’t a native of City A; his hometown was in a not-so-prosperous small county.

He had excellent grades since childhood, the “child of someone else’s family” in many people’s mouths. He was also admitted to University A, one of the top universities, with the first rank in the whole school in the college entrance examination.

In his hometown, he enjoyed the treatment of standing out from the crowd, with strong vanity and self-esteem. But after coming to University A, surrounded by chosen ones, he appeared mediocre.

The sense of gap had a considerable impact on him.

During his undergraduate years, he didn’t get along well with his roommates. He had no other specialties except studying, nor was he willing to contact too many new things. He only knew how to bury his head in studying, preparing for postgraduate studies, spending every day in the library, hardly communicating with his roommates.

After studying for a master’s degree for three years, some high school classmates whose academic performance was far inferior to his entered society one after another, worked hard for their careers, and achieved considerable success. Going home for the New Year dinner, watching them show off new cars and savings, becoming the focus, he felt a bit bitter in his heart.

His family background was average. He didn’t plan to continue studying for a doctorate. He planned to stay in City A to build his own career after graduating with a master’s degree.

He was confident that with his education and IQ, he could definitely do better than them.

However, things went contrary to his wishes.

Knowing only how to bury his head in books, he hit walls repeatedly. Some companies even preferred ordinary undergraduates with lower education than him over him.

Big companies didn’t want him; he didn’t want small companies.

After graduation, he was decadent for a long time, staying in the rental house every day giving up on himself.

He didn’t dare let his family know his situation. His family, like him, had used his grades as capital to show off since childhood.

He could only hide it, pretending to live well outside.

But the mental and physical pressure increased day by day, about to reach a critical point.

Until one day, he was rejected by a big company again. While walking in the community in a daze, a stray cat in the community suddenly jumped out, startling him.

He was already in a bad mood. Being scared like this, his anger burned instantly.

That stray cat had a good personality and wasn’t afraid of people. Someone in the community fed it. It should be hungry, ran to the feeding point, and buried its head eating the cat food there.

He followed it. Seeing it eating so happily, his own stomach suddenly growled, and the negative emotions in his heart reached the peak instantly.

He didn’t have much money on hand. To save money these days, he hadn’t even touched meat. Rejected by the company today, he hadn’t eaten until now.

Why does this eyesore get food without doing anything?

To vent, he kicked the cat eating cat food unexpectedly, using full force, aiming at its most vulnerable belly.

The cat screamed, spitting out the unswallowed cat food in pain, its stomach convulsing, and fled in panic.

In an instant, a huge sense of pleasure arose in his heart.

A life dominated and constantly hitting walls finally found a dark outlet.

But that was his first offense. He was still a bit guilty, afraid of being seen, and left dejectedly.

Until—he had to find a job to maintain his life.

He tried to lower his status and join a small company, but was soon fired. He had no work experience and didn’t know how to handle things. Having only education was useless.

In the end, he could only switch to manual labor, delivering food.

Although tired, the earnings were okay. With the development of the internet, the food delivery industry rose, and there was no shortage of orders.

He didn’t have many acquaintances in City A. He wasn’t familiar with university classmates and alumni, so he didn’t meet anyone he knew.

Until he saw kittens taken care of better than humans in more and more customers’ homes.

The first order was the cat food delivery Jing Zhi and Jiang Suifeng ordered for the kitten Mimi.