Once on the car, Tuanzi kept bickering with Ji Zhangzhuo.
Ji Zhangzhuo, the type of person who always indulges his little junior sister, couldn't resist teasing her whenever he had the chance, making her fur fluff up like an angry cat.
At this moment, Tuanzi was like a little fluffy kitten, arching her back and hissing, ready to swat at Ji Zhangzhuo any time.
Ji Zhangzhuo continued to test the limits of his survival instinct.
Both sat in the backseat, hands engaged in a frenzied battle, but after several minutes, neither managed to land even a scratch on the other.
Gu Cheng glanced through the rearview mirror, momentarily imagining them as two cats playing with air punches. You punch, I punch, all efforts in vain.
He drove to the shopping street with a newly opened restaurant that received great reviews. Hearing about it from his colleague, he planned to take his younger siblings and two senior apprentices there to try it out. But his brother bailed on him.
