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Chapter 35

Jisoo was trembling and didn't sleep well all night. The next day, with two huge dark circles under her eyes, she struggled to get out of bed, opened the bedroom door, and a furry thing rushed straight in.

Jisoo took two steps back in fright, her chaotic mind cleared up a little, she opened her sleepy eyes wide and saw that it was a kitten.

I suddenly remembered that I picked up a cat and brought it home yesterday.

She seldom eats breakfast at home, and goes directly to the hospital when she wakes up. She is not in the habit of making breakfast, so naturally she can't think of preparing breakfast for the cat.

No, it's not just breakfast, it's the ration for the whole day today.

But obviously it was too late to prepare.

Jisoo vaguely remembered that there was a pet shop on the way to the subway station, but it was too early, and they probably didn't open the door. I don't know my neighbors very well, and I am too embarrassed to ask others to take care of them for a day.

Jisoo stared at the hungry kitten meowing anxiously, but couldn't think of a way out, so he had to take it to the hospital to see if he could ask the guard to take care of it.

Jisoo walked to the bathroom with a sad face, but before she went in, she smelled a very lethal smell, pushed open the narrow door, and suddenly saw a puddle of yellow urine on the plain white floor tiles.

The kitten spun around her legs and raised its neck and purred, sounding rather proud.

The murderer is you!

After finding out the criminal cat, Jisoo still couldn't be happy. It is said that the smell of cat urine is still lingering and extremely stubborn after being washed and exposed to the sun for a few days. Fortunately, it didn't pee on the living room carpet, so it had to be thrown away.

She took a flower umbrella and rushed towards the puddle of urine for two minutes, then sprayed toilet water, and opened the window to the maximum to diffuse the smell. Washing and changing clothes in a hurry, picked up the kitten and put it in the cloth bag, and went out with it.

While looking around, Jisoo actually found the pet shop called "Hello kitty" in the neighborhood next door. Surprisingly, the owner came back from a morning run to feed the pets in the shop, and the shop had already opened.

Jisoo successfully fostered the kitten there, and asked the clerk to help it take a bath to catch lice and feed insect repellent.

I encountered a little trouble when I checked in. In addition to registering the pet owner's name and contact information, I also had to record the pet's name.

The boss asked: "What's the name of your kitten?"

Before Jisoo had time to name it, she casually said, "Mimi."

A few black lines hung down the boss's face, and he reconfirmed: "Eight out of ten cats are named Mimi, do you really plan to choose such a random name?"

It seems to be too casual. It is said that pets are important family members, so we should pay more attention to naming them. Jisoo changed her tune and said, "Then call it Kuma."

The black line on the boss's forehead became thicker, and he reluctantly agreed: "It matches its coat color very well."

In the morning, she was delayed for a while washing the floor, and was delayed for a few minutes in the pet shop. Without any suspense, Jisop missed the usual subway ride, and she stepped into the gate of the cafeteria of the First Affiliated Hospital 20 minutes late.