The Spoiled Little Beauty is Always Abusing the Protagonist [Quick Transmigration] 76p2

Chapter 76: The Little Orange Cat is Raised by a Big Dog (5-2)

The next day, Ji Yan placed a bowl in front of Shu He.

Shu He shook his fur energetically, then held his tail high and his head up, following beside the German Shepherd.

The sun shone on the orange cat’s golden, fluffy fur, as if it were emitting a soft light. It looked extremely healthy, a round little ball, its limbs agile, and its cat walk was elegant.

It made the originally majestic German Shepherd next to it look like a little follower.

Along the way, almost everyone who saw this magical combination would turn their heads. The head-turning rate was off the charts.

The German Shepherd held the bowl in its mouth and expressionlessly placed it in the most conspicuous place. This was a crossroads with a lot of people. The orange cat obediently curled up between the German Shepherd’s four legs, tilted its head up, and meowed at the pedestrians.

Beside them, there was a very magical-looking cardboard sign. On the sign were a few large, crookedly written words—

Earning money is not easy. Petting the head is one yuan, petting the tail is two yuan, petting the back is three yuan, and the belly is not allowed to be petted.

If you pet without paying, the German Shepherd will punish the immoral person.

The last part of the text was too crooked. The passers-by looked at it for a long time, amused, but couldn’t understand what it said. They only knew that these two little animals were earning money.

What kind of owner came up with this way of earning money? Even pets are being sent out to earn money. It’s too evil.

This business was very novel. Soon, a lot of people who wanted to buy a little cat head gathered around. At first, someone didn’t pay. The German Shepherd stood up and stared at that person, making them feel so uneasy that they had to take out a one-yuan coin.

Apart from that, fortunately, most people paid. Not only did they pay, but most of them also gave ten or five yuan. Although there were few hundred-yuan bills, there were some.

The little orange cat’s cheeks were rubbed, and it purred comfortably, its eyes blinking slowly. The German Shepherd looked down at it, thinking to itself that it had licked it so much, but it had never made that purring sound.

The customer flow was always good, from morning to noon. There was also an accident in the middle. A shameless person came up and took the bowl of money and wanted to leave. The German Shepherd’s eyes turned fierce. It stood up and was about to chase, but saw that the person was already surrounded by a group of humans who had bought the little cat head business.

“Are you shameless? Stealing a cat’s money?”

The person was still stubborn. “What cat’s money?! What money can a cat earn? This money has no owner, so it’s mine.”

“Give it here!”

A girl rolled her eyes and snatched the money back. As she walked, she condemned, “You’re really crazy poor. I’ve been watching here all morning. Is it easy for a little cat to work all morning? You just take it and leave. Get lost.”

“You—”

The bowl of money was placed in front of Shu He.

Shu He took the initiative to crawl into the girl’s arms and nudge her hand with his head, then turned back to Ji Yan and meowed, saying that they could call it a day.

“Kitty, you’re a kitty…”

The girl was so overwhelmed by the cuteness that she lowered her head and wanted to kiss its head, but Shu He walked away quickly, his tail hooking her calf. He soon disappeared with the German Shepherd in the bustling street.

Today’s harvest was great!

The cat and dog returned to the abandoned building and squatted in a corner together to count the money. There were three hundred-yuan bills, and the rest were mostly ten and five yuan. After counting, they had earned about nine hundred yuan in one morning.

Shu He flicked his tail, his bright little cat eyes looking up proudly. “Am I very capable? I’m also very good at earning money.”

Ji Yan turned his head and stared at the round little furball for a moment, then nodded slightly. Shu He said that since they had earned money, they had to pay it back today.

All the stolen cat treats and cat food had to be exchanged for cash.

Ji Yan had no objection. He thought two hundred yuan would be enough, but Shu He asked for five hundred. He frowned but didn’t object. Instead, he calmly reasoned with himself that raising a little cat was very expensive. What was wrong with five hundred? It was very normal. So Ji Yan lowered his head, picked out some money, and carried five hundred out to pay it back.

A cashier at a large supermarket was idle at the moment, thinking that it was only a week until the dog’s usual time to steal cat food.

This time, she would definitely not let this dog succeed.

As she was thinking, the cashier saw someone come to check out, so she got up and entered work mode. When she turned her head to look at the computer, she suddenly caught a glimpse of the familiar thief walking over with its four legs. She was instantly on high alert.

What! This dog eats cat food so fast now?! It hasn’t even been two weeks!

The cashier’s alertness was at its maximum. She stared at the dog, but saw the German Shepherd lift its paw and prop it on the checkout counter. The next second, a flurry of banknotes fluttered out of its dog mouth.

It still had that expressionless look.

After putting down the banknotes, it picked up a lollipop that was used to make up the change on the checkout counter, put down its front paws, and walked out. The cashier was already stunned. She had originally wanted to call someone to catch it, but now she was completely baffled.

The customer who was checking out was originally startled by the dog that walked over, but then saw it spit out a mouthful of banknotes. The customer was instantly as stunned and confused as the cashier. They looked at each other, thinking, what’s going on?

“This dog…”

The customer pushed his things over and glanced at the few red banknotes on top, confused. “Did its owner ask it to help pay back the money?”

There was no shortage of such smart little dogs trained on the internet. Some internet-famous dogs could even help their owners buy groceries.

Thinking of this, the customer thought he had discovered the truth and even secretly looked around to see if anyone was filming a short video.

However, the cashier then briefly recounted the entanglement between the dog and the supermarket in a complicated tone. The customer’s expression went from stunned to shocked. “You mean, it stole your store’s cat food and cat treats for several months, and today it suddenly came to pay it back?”

“…It’s magical, isn’t it? That’s the truth.” The cashier shook her head with a tsk and put away the money on the checkout counter. “I don’t know if it has an owner. What kind of owner would make their dog do such a despicable thing?”

The customer paid and said, “You don’t catch it?”

“It’s as cunning as a fox and runs as fast as a thief. How can we catch it?”

The cashier sighed. Seeing that there was no one else in line, she opened her phone and happened to see a new short video recommendation at the top.

The title of the recommendation was explosive. The cashier didn’t even think about it and just clicked on it. As the phone screen changed, the bustling sounds of the street were immediately broadcast from the video, along with a very faint meow.

The video camera was very steady. The cashier clearly saw the German Shepherd that had just shocked her appear in the video.

She was completely baffled. It wasn’t until she finished watching the entire video that she dazedly shifted her shock from the dog paying back the money to the dog stealing cat food to raise a little orange cat, and even going out on the street with the little orange cat to earn money—

The money was earned in the morning, and the debt was paid in the afternoon.

The world was going downhill.

What on earth was happening to this world!

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For the next few days, the cat and dog continued on their path of earning money, rain or shine.

This scene was so novel that some people couldn’t help but wonder if there was a short video blogger operating behind them, so they followed them two or three times.

However, they failed every time.

Some people wanted to steal the little cat’s money but were afraid of being condemned by the public, so they wanted to chase after them and rob them when they were leaving. However, the big dog was as fierce as could be. Even a stick was useless. It could always nimbly and swiftly dodge the stick’s attacks and accurately bite down on the person.

There were more and more reports about these two little animals on the internet. Lin Yin, who had been saved by the little orange cat, and the girl who had fed the little orange cat chicken legs were also pushed these.

When they saw it, wasn’t this a familiar little cat?

The two animals were unaware of the commotion on the internet. After all, they didn’t have electronic devices.

Shu He was still focused on the matter at hand. He had decided that after this morning’s job, he would wash his paws of this and never do it again.

Otherwise, he would be followed every day, which was so annoying.

The orange cat’s whiskers twitched. He meowed something to Ji Yan. Ji Yan lowered his head and let out a soft woof, saying okay.

At ten in the morning, the two returned to the abandoned building on time.

Today was the time for the little cats and dogs to have a meeting.

After earning enough money, Shu He planned to have the little cats and dogs all checked up. He also needed to find a guardian, but there was no one…

He meowed, worriedly asking the little animals if they knew any humans. The little cats and dogs all said no. Even if they did, they wouldn’t dare to take the money to a human for treatment.

What if the money in their mouths was snatched in the next second?

Shu He meowed okay, then turned his head and dismissed the meeting. A female cat walked to the top of the stairs, then suddenly turned back and called out to Shu He in a strange meow.

She called him Mimi. Shu He couldn’t quite understand what she was saying, so he asked Ji Yan if he could understand. Of course, Ji Yan couldn’t understand either. He frowned and glanced at the female cat.

“Meow…”

The female cat approached Shu He.

Shu He suddenly smelled a familiar scent. He tilted his head up in confusion, his pink nose sniffing continuously. He dazedly realized that this scent was similar to last time.

It was the time Ji Yan thought he had feline distemper. He seemed to have smelled this scent then too, and then he felt so uncomfortable, as if someone was hooking his little cat’s back and tail, and he could only keep tensing up and rolling on the ground.

“Mew…” Shu He scurried to Ji Yan’s feet and meowed at him that he was a little uncomfortable, just like last time, that he seemed to be having an episode.

Hearing this, Ji Yan immediately lowered his head and licked his fluffy ears, then picked up the money and wanted to take him to the pet hospital. He also said that he had observed which hospital had a good reputation last time.

But how could a dog observe which pet hospital had a good reputation… Shu He thought in a daze, scrambling to follow Ji Yan, no longer resisting going to the pet hospital with him.

The cat and dog passed by the female cat at the top of the stairs. The female cat let out a deep, confused meow, stepped on Shu He’s tail, and meowed at him twice, saying, “Don’t you want to mate?”

Mimi?

Shu He’s tail went stiff. He quickly scurried behind Ji Yan. The female cat didn’t seem to understand Shu He’s reaction and still seriously told him that she was in heat, that he should also be aroused by the scent she was emitting, so why not mate?

The two cats were having an encrypted conversation.

Ji Yan couldn’t understand anything.

He frowned and looked down at the little orange cat with its stiff tail, asking him what was wrong. Shu He meowed, sounding a little distraught, and told him what he and the female cat had just talked about.

The female cat realized that Shu He was unwilling to mate with her. She sadly rolled on the ground two or three times, then ran downstairs.

The surroundings instantly became quiet.

“…Then what do we do?”

Ji Yan was unusually stiff. He looked down at the little orange cat rubbing its head and rolling on the ground. “We have money. Let’s go get neutered?”

The little orange cat vigorously rubbed its ears and back on the ground. It rolled over twice, getting itself covered in dust, then got up and went to the German Shepherd, telling it to lick its fur clean.

The German Shepherd’s mind was in a mess.

The one in heat was the little lotus meow in front of him.

But it seemed to have been drawn into that strange state as well. It lowered its head and looked at the orange cat rolling around in discomfort. The German Shepherd lowered its head and licked it, licking the dusty fur wet, and then, as if possessed, it pressed its nose against that spot.

A little cat meow that was off-key.

Perhaps it was because there was a female cat in heat nearby. This time, the orange cat’s heat didn’t get much better all night. The German Shepherd lay with it in the cardboard box, occasionally helping it lick, and slept fitfully all night.

The sky outside never brightened.

Without a phone, he didn’t know what time it was in the morning.

Ji Yan had never wanted to become a human so much before. He wanted to take Shu He to his home, not in this cardboard box, meowing in discomfort and unable to sleep.

He thought chaotically, gently placing his paw on the little cat’s head and pulling Shu He into his arms. He pressed his nose against his cheek and sniffed the little cat scent, then closed his eyes.

This night was very long.

So long that it seemed like he would never wake up. It seemed like there were other sounds around, and his floating thoughts were in a chaotic mess. Ji Yan closed his eyes, his mind inexplicably fluctuating. He wanted to open his eyes to see Shu He, to move his dog paws.

He lifted his hand, but felt a coldness in his palm.

That’s not right—

Ji Yan suddenly opened his eyes.

The dazzling white and the smell of disinfectant suddenly rushed into his mind. His pupils moved slightly. Before his consciousness was clear, he pulled out the needle in his wrist, looked at the time, 3:50 in the morning.

Without thinking, he dialed his confidant’s number.

The confidant, who was called in the middle of the night, could never have imagined that the first thing Young Master Ji did when he woke up was to ask him to find a cat.