When Dorothy returned with her clothes, Shard was still busy washing the cat. Little Mia, unable to resist Shard, had no choice but to somewhat reluctantly accept his rubbing and washing in the bathtub. The orange cat Mia was a short-haired cat, but even so, after the wash, with wet fur clinging to its body, it seemed to have lost quite a bit of weight.
In this era, there were already machines similar to the "hair dryer" from the Outlander's hometown, but unfortunately, the Shard family didn't have such a steam blower device. So, after washing the cat, Shard didn't forget to quickly wrap Mia in a large towel and then took her to the fireplace to dry.
The cat stood obediently by the fireplace and suddenly shook itself, splashing water everywhere. Because of this, its wet fur "stood up" again, and the clean and tidy orange cat Mia returned to its normal state.
