Strange Life of a Cat

Chapter 334 - 334 327 Little Wei

?Chapter 334: Chapter 327 Little Wei Chapter 334: Chapter 327 Little Wei Ermao had switched cars and it was no longer the inconspicuous one he previously owned. Originally, Ermao only drove for his convenience, but now, he often needed to carry his wife and children, requiring a car with higher safety performance. After all, with the financial means, it made sense to invest in a better vehicle.

Zheng Tan saw many children’s items in the car and there was a smell of milk.

Ermao was in a good mood, talking about his daughter Er Yuan throughout the drive. However, no matter how much Ermao praised how cute and likable his daughter was, Zheng Tan withheld his opinion since he hadn’t met her.

After arriving at the lakeside villa area, Zheng Tan did not stay in the car with Ermao to visit the old lady, but instead headed towards Feng Baikin’s place.

As Zheng Tan approached the house, he heard Feng Baikin roaring.

“If you bite my data cable again, I’ll throw away your Tiger toy! Do you understand? Totally throw it away!!”

Feng Baikin only had classes in the morning today, but he skipped all of them. Now, he generally skips the first two classes of the morning and decides whether to attend the last two based on when he wakes up. According to Chuhua University’s rules, freshmen and sophomores still have morning exercises, which Feng Baikin hardly attends. Having to do morning exercises from elementary to high school, and still doing them in university? Forget it! Deduct points if you must, whatever.

Feng Baikin slept all morning today. He stayed up too late playing games last night and couldn’t wake up on time, only to find that the data cable on his computer desk had been bitten again. He had planned to download some songs to his MP3, but it seemed he now needed to buy a new one.

As for the “Tiger toy” Feng Baikin mentioned, Zheng Tan knew about it. When he had initially fished the then Little Point, Tiger, from the demolished alley, it was he who had placed the furry tiger toy next to Tiger. Since then, Tiger had adopted it as his own toy, even moving it along when he changed nests and sometimes sleeping with it, just like when he was a kitten—a habit that hadn’t changed even as he grew.

Aunt Li, who worked as a nanny, would take the toy out to wash it periodically and then hang it on the balcony. During those times, Tiger would sit on the balcony, guarding it, and occasionally glance over to the drying rack, worried it might get thrown out.

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