Chapter 99: She Wouldn’t Possibly Not Want Me
【Huh??? You guys don’t even know Ning Jia Nian? 】
【It’s okay, I’ll fill you in right now…】
When Ning Jia Nian, the party involved, saw the bewildered expression on the girl’s face on the screen, his pupils contracted slightly, and a wave of sourness suddenly welled up in his heart.
Jiang Yuan didn’t recognize him?
After reading the audience’s explanation, Jiang Yuan realized that this Ning Jia Nian was a top star.
Ning Jia Nian stared at the phone screen expectantly, wondering what her reaction would be.
Jiang Yuan smiled at the camera, “Thank you everyone for your helpful answers. I’m ending the stream now, see you next time.”
Ning Jia Nian frowned, faintly hearing the sound of his own heart breaking.
Jiang Yuan ended the stream.
Ning Jia Nian was also heartbroken.
He switched to WeChat, found Jiang Yuan’s chat window, hesitated for a moment, then sent a message: 【Hello, let’s get acquainted, I’m Ning Jia Nian.】
Jiang Yuan didn’t look at her phone because she noticed that a chinchilla cat was currently squatting where He Yingying had been sitting.
“This cat looks so familiar,” she murmured.
“A cat?” Fu Xiaoxiao put down her coffee and followed her gaze to the chinchilla cat, “Huh, isn’t this that scumbag’s cat?”
“It seems to be,” Jiang Yuan leaned forward, resting her arms on the dining table, and peered at the chinchilla cat, “Why are you here?”
The chinchilla cat mimicked Jiang Yuan’s posture, placing its front paws on the edge of the dining table and stretching its neck to look at her, “I came to find you.”
Jiang Yuan raised an eyebrow, finding it a bit funny, “What are you looking for us for?”
Chinchilla cat: “To seek refuge with you.”
Jiang Yuan: “…”
Before she could speak, the chinchilla cat added, “I was just kidding. Can you understand me?”
This seemed like a very smart cat.
Jiang Yuan raised an eyebrow and said, “How did you know?”
“My hearing is very good.” The chinchilla cat, perhaps finding it tiring to stand and talk, retracted its front paws and squatted on the sofa, “I heard you when you were talking.”
“So that’s how it is,” Jiang Yuan nodded, translated for the curious Fu Xiaoxiao, and looked at the chinchilla cat again, “Did you come to us for something?”
The chinchilla cat leaped lightly onto the dining table and squatted in front of Jiang Yuan, “Indeed, there is something.”
“What is it?” A bit of curiosity appeared in Jiang Yuan’s eyes.
Chinchilla cat: “I want you to help me find my owner.”
Jiang Yuan: “Isn’t your owner that scumbag surnamed Feng?”
“No,” the chinchilla cat shook its head, “My owner is a very lovely girl.”
“Then how did you end up with the scumbag?”
“Once, my owner was going away for a trip with her boyfriend and left me at a friend’s house,” the chinchilla cat said, a sad expression appearing on its fluffy face as it spoke of the matter.
“She said she’d pick me up in a week, but two weeks, three weeks passed…”
Jiang Yuan frowned slightly, “She didn’t come to pick you up?”
The chinchilla cat shook its head dejectedly, “No, she didn’t pick me up even after waiting for a long time. Her owner’s friend didn’t want to keep me anymore, so the scumbag picked me up a few days later.”
It lowered its head, its voice muffled, “I still prefer being with my owner. She’s very cute, she’d hold me when I slept, and she’d catch bugs for me… She wouldn’t abandon me.”
Jiang Yuan felt the chinchilla cat’s sadness, and she reached out to rub its head, asking softly, “Did the friend who was looking after you contact your owner?”
“Yes,” the chinchilla cat whimpered, “She said she couldn’t reach the owner. The owner must have done it on purpose, she just didn’t want to keep cats anymore, so she found an excuse to abandon me. But I don’t believe it, my owner would never do such a thing.”
Jiang Yuan found it difficult to judge this situation.
It was true that many people adopted pets impulsively but couldn’t stand the daily cleaning and shedding, so they abandoned them.
Jiang Yuan sighed, “How do you want me to help you?”
“Do you have many fans online? If you post me, my name is Qiuqiu, and my owner is Xiao Lan. She’ll definitely come looking for me when she sees it! Can you?” Qiuqiu looked at her with its moist cat pupils expectantly.
Jiang Yuan: “…”
Although this was a very smart cat, its way of thinking was still quite simple.
Its owner had left it at a friend’s house, but didn’t pick it up when the agreed-upon time arrived.
She knew exactly where Qiuqiu was, and her friend had contacted her multiple times, but she was unreachable.
Jiang Yuan felt that if Qiuqiu’s owner hadn’t met with an accident, there was only one other possibility: she was abandoning Qiuqiu in this way.
She looked at Qiuqiu, feeling a pang of reluctance.
“Can you?” Qiuqiu pleaded, “I really miss my owner. She must have been delayed by something and couldn’t come find me.”
“Okay, I’ll help you,” Jiang Yuan took a few photos of it.
Fu Xiaoxiao asked curiously, “Yuan Yuan, is it asking you to help find its previous owner?”
“Yes,” Jiang Yuan nodded.
Fu Xiaoxiao frowned, “How will you find her?”
Jiang Yuan: “Let’s try.”
As she edited the text and graphics, she asked Qiuqiu for some information.
After publishing the post, Jiang Yuan put down her phone and looked at the cat in front of her, feeling a bit troubled, “Where will you live now?”
She definitely couldn’t go back to that scumbag’s place.
Go to her place?
Currently, she already had two dogs and two cats, so one more cat might be a bit…
“How about staying at my place for now?” Fu Xiaoxiao said, “To keep Jin Jin company.”
Jiang Yuan agreed, and so she asked for Qiuqiu’s opinion.
Qiuqiu naturally wanted to stay with Jiang Yuan more, as it had no communication barrier with her.
But Jiang Yuan hadn’t said that, clearly it wasn’t convenient at her home.
It looked at Fu Xiaoxiao and said solemnly, “Then I’ll have to trouble you.”
Ning Jia Nian was distracted all day, even making a few mistakes during filming.
After work, he opened WeChat as soon as possible and found that the chat window between him and Jiang Yuan was still showing the message he had sent.
Ning Jia Nian instantly felt like the sky was falling.
Especially when he found out that Jiang Yuan had posted a “lost cat” notice but hadn’t replied to his WeChat, he felt that the sky wasn’t just falling, it had already collapsed.
Ning Jia Nian repeatedly typed in the message box, then deleted and revised.
He was conflicted, unsure whether to continue sending messages.
After all, there was a saying: no reply means they feel bothered.
Should he be more tactful and not send anything?
The assistant saw him staring at his phone and curiously asked, “Brother, what are you looking at that’s so interesting?”
Ning Jia Nian immediately turned to look at the assistant, “Let me ask you a question. If you send a message to a girl and she doesn’t reply, will you keep sending messages?”
“It depends,” the assistant pondered, “If it’s a girl you really like, you’ll probably keep sending messages. You don’t want to give up easily.”
“Is that so?” Ning Jia Nian withdrew his gaze, looking at his phone thoughtfully.
However, the assistant suddenly realized something was amiss, “Brother, do you have a girl you like?”
