Chapter 94 - Relive the Glory of That Day at the Hospital (1/2)

Lin Xuan and Liu Ou saw something flash across their path at high speed, but all they could see was a silhouette.

Instinctively, they felt that it had to be their dog.

However, as they gave chase, they began to feel that something wasn’t quite right.

It wasn’t a pastoral dog; it was obviously a cat! In their anxiety to locate their dog, they were misled.

Another bout of sullenness. Lin Xuan was an uncouth man, so he took off his shoe and threw it at the cat. “Stupid cat!”

Naturally, the shoe missed the Persian cat, but it did manage to anger the feline.

Initially intending to act as a lure, Pei Zhen suddenly stopped in his tracks and turned around. Instead of running, he charged aggressively towards Lin Xuan!

He wasn’t going to hit a woman.

Even if he was a cat, he was going to be a cat with principles.

Unfortunately for Lin Xuan, now all of the cat’s fury would fall solely on him. The Persian cat’s attack was what textbooks described—fast, accurate and ferocious—an agile leap, a lifting and then waving of paws, a bite, a scratch and finally a kick; its fluid motion caused him to relive the glory of that day at the hospital.

“Arghhhhhh!”

The sudden attacked left Lin Xuan aghast. He cried out once and retreated three steps. Before he could put up a defense, the Persian cat launched another attack!

“The cat attacked me”

“It’s true. Look! It scratched my clothes to bits.”

“Deplorable! Whose cat is this? I demand compensation!”

The City Centre’s five-star hotel had taken in the most embarrassed guest in history; at the same time, it was guest who was the most difficult.

The woman looked fine apart from her hairdo being a little messed up. But that wasn’t the case with the man. His branded shirt was torn and tattered, and bleeding scratches covered his face and arms—it was tragic.

They were looking for the hotel staff to give them an explanation of the situation. The hotel staff, however, simply thought that the couple was out of their minds.