She Only Cares About Cultivation-Chapter 931 - 829: Super Star 3
After dropping these words, Hua Yan didn’t even glance at their colorful expressions, let out a cold snort, and got up to leave.
Just as she stepped outside, a clap of thunder startled her into a jump. Frightened, she looked up at the sky, realizing it was about to pour.
She quickly turned back to the Yan Family, kicked open the door, and called out righteously.
"You brought me here, I don’t expect you to drive me back, at least give me an umbrella!"
Yan Family: "...."
Ten minutes later, after scolding them, Hua Yan pleasantly opened an umbrella and walked out from the Yan Family’s district. She initially planned to grab a taxi, but after waiting at the entrance for quite some time, none came. The buses were crowded beyond belief, so with no other option, she decided to walk to the nearest subway station with the umbrella. 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂
The rain came down unannounced, pounding on the umbrella’s fabric, sounding as if there was hail. What a darned weather.
While walking through the central park, she seemed to hear a sound coming from some animal. Hua Yan’s ears twitched, and she instinctively paused.
She raised her ears and listened carefully for a while. It indeed seemed to be some kind of animal. Thinking about how she’s all alone now, feeling quite lonely, she followed the sound with the umbrella in hand.
She eventually found under a park bench a curled-up... Samoyed? It looked like just a few months old, so small?
The little creature was drenched and let out pitiful whimpering sounds, and Hua Yan, who had no resistance to such adorable animals, instinctively held it in her arms, gently brushing its wet fur with her fingers.
"Poor thing, you’re also a little unfortunate with no one to take care of you, right? Big sis will take you home now, from now on we’ll be family, okay?"
Since she didn’t know if it was sick, Hua Yan took a detour and found a pet hospital to give it a thorough check-up.
"It’s a male, huh?" Learning the Samoyed’s gender, she felt a bit disappointed, as she had hoped it could be a female.
"Don’t worry, it’s pretty healthy. I’ve already given him his shots. Take good care of him when you get home. If there are any problems, bring him back."
Having never raised a pet, Hua Yan lacked everything at home. So at the pet store, she bought bedding, eating utensils, a water bottle, grooming supplies, a leash, a poop scooper, a dog toilet, dog food, and more. All these cost her over a thousand yuan. There were too many things to carry home, and it just so happened the pet store was closing early due to the rain. Kindly, they offered her a ride, and she thanked them profusely.
By the time she returned to Oak Bay, it was already seven or eight in the evening. She carried Doudou home, first gave it a bath, dried its fur with a hair dryer, then made its bed, and gently patted its little head.
"Alright, we’re home. This is my place, and it’s your home now too. We’ll rely on each other as siblings, okay? Be a good boy, don’t run around randomly, when you need to use the bathroom, go to the balcony, that’s your toilet, don’t poop or pee all over, or I’ll spank your butt!"
After the instructions, Hua Yan stretched lazily, "I need to take a shower too. Got drenched in the rain and then went through all this with you, I’m exhausted, and there’s homework still undone, what a C-rated life!"
Hua Yan took her change of clothes to the bathroom. As the door closed behind her, she remained completely unaware that Doudou the Samoyed lying in its dog bed, with ears perked up, emitted golden glimmers in its eyes. Like a radar, it scanned the entire room, confirming no danger, and only then did it plop down in its bed tiredly, closing its eyes.
When Hua Yan came out, freshly showered and drying her hair, Doudou seemed to have fallen asleep. She took a small blanket she didn’t use and covered it, gently smoothing its fur, feeling this encounter was quite novel. Finally, she picked up her backpack and returned to her room to begin her evening studies, knowing she had to transform after ten, so she needed to finish her homework quickly.
