Strange Life of a Cat

Chapter 186 - 186 186 Bad Temper

?Chapter 186: Chapter 186 Bad Temper Chapter 186: Chapter 186 Bad Temper For Zheng Tan, the days of staying at home and “reflecting upon his misdeeds” could be summed up in one word—boring.

In the first couple of days, he could still go online to kill some time and incidentally check out the commercials he had starred in. Aside from these activities, he spent his time at home snoozing. Wei Leng had visited once, but to prevent getting scolded by Jiao Ma, Wei Leng only went to Ermao’s place on the third floor. Zheng Tan sneaked over to listen in on the aftermath of their discussions.

The Cat Tamer was sentenced, but Wei Leng did not specify the details. However, Zheng Tan learned that the cat he had injured was taken away by Ah Wu. Apparently, that cat was too aggressive, and its temper had gotten even worse after being beaten by Zheng Tan. Someone had even suggested to Senior Hetao that they should euthanize the cat, arguing it was too dangerous to set loose. Eventually, Ah Wu spoke up. As payment for this incident and to rid them of the “Boss” nuisance, Hetao was more than happy to hand the cat over to Ah Wu.

The news that Ah Wu was banned from approaching Chuhua University was actually spread by him on purpose, as a bait to lure the snake out of its hole. Clearly, his plan had worked; no wonder Zheng Tan had been able to see Gui Yuan around the school during that time. After the incident settled down, that person and cat disappeared somewhere.

Mostly, Zheng Tan had been fattening up at home for the past few days. For a cat like him, who enjoyed wandering outside, it was quite stifling. Every day, he would lie on the balcony, looking outside with sorrow.

Finally, one morning a week later, after having breakfast, while Jiao Ma was leaving with Jiao Yuan and Little Youzi, Zheng Tan tentatively followed them out, all the while watching Jiao Ma’s expression. Little Youzi glanced at Zheng Tan and pursed her lips without making a sound, whereas Jiao Yuan couldn’t help but snicker with his mouth open.

Zheng Tan followed them all the way down to the first-floor access control. Then, when the three of them stepped out without Jiao Ma showing any reaction, he boldly dashed out before the access control door closed.

Looking at Jiao Ma’s face again, it didn’t look too good, but there was also a sense of helplessness.

“You’re not allowed to cause trouble or meddle in affairs that don’t concern you. If you run into thieves, don’t rush in by yourself. Catching thieves is a job for the police and dogs. What’s the use of you, a cat, getting involved?” That night had indeed frightened Jiao Ma; otherwise, she wouldn’t have remained upset for such a long time.

Though this was a scolding, it also implied that Jiao Ma had temporarily acquiesced to Zheng Tan going out. If it weren’t for Jiao Ma watching, Zheng Tan would surely have jumped up and somersaulted with excitement—a maneuver not too difficult for a cat.

After taking Little Youzi to the Affiliated Primary School and watching Jiao Ma and Jiao Yuan leave until they were out of sight, Zheng Tan stretched his legs and ran toward the nearby lawn, leaping about. He felt like he was rusting all over during this past week, so restless that now, running about made him feel much more relaxed.

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