Strange Life of a Cat

Chapter 321 - 321 314 Thank You Gift (Three Updates)

?Chapter 321: Chapter 314: Thank You Gift (Three Updates) Chapter 321: Chapter 314: Thank You Gift (Three Updates) If the key to this matter was Zheng Tan unexpectedly taking the initiative and kicking Young Master Xiao, then Da Mi’s behavior directly accelerated the end of this crisis. Without Da Mi’s howling, it wouldn’t have stirred up such commotion, and the people nearby might not have reacted so quickly.

Fang Mengmeng was sitting with her mother, holding Da Mi, but Zheng Tan didn’t join them; he was worried.

He had only cared about kicking the threat that was Young Master Xiao and didn’t consider hiding his abilities. Now, thinking back, Zheng Tan realized that Hou Junyi’s gaze towards him was very suspicious. After coming out of the house, Hou Junyi, who had recovered a bit, described the whole incident to a police officer and looked over at Zheng Tan several times.

Apart from the police officers handling the case outside, the three children and their parents were temporarily staying at Hou Junyi’s house. Why was Hou Junyi the one explaining here? Because among the three children, he was the one who had calmed down first.

With his father by his side, Hou Junyi told the story to them. Fang Mengmeng and Chu Laiya were resting in another room, so they wouldn’t hear what Hou Junyi said.

Zheng Tan was uneasy. He moved closer, hiding behind a cabinet, and listened to their conversation.

“…At the time, Mao Dou had found a mouse, and I went over to pull it back. It bumped into a shelf, and I saw bloodstains on the wall behind… Not a lot, but the color seemed fresh, not like it had been there for very long, and you could tell by the color and marks on the wall that something shorter and wider had previously been there. The shelf was moved there later, just enough to cover the bloodstains on the wall… I also smelled something like bleach… And there was no cell phone signal…”

As Hou Junyi spoke, it was faltering, but his account was fairly clear, and his voice quavered a little. His father patting his back soothed the emotional fluctuations that began again as he described the scene. However, both the police officer listening to Hou Junyi’s account and Hou Junyi’s father who accompanied him twitched several times during the recounting. The former was because the child knew too much and was highly observant, noting many details that many adults might overlook. The latter felt that while his child carried the halo of a genius, it seemed like he had a “stupid” stamp on his forehead, and perhaps in many people’s eyes, Hou Junyi was just that. Indeed, he was more intelligent and knew more than others, but when it came to social interactions, he could be considered naive. Sometimes his words could infuriate people, and Mr. Hou had received more than one complaint from his son’s teachers.

Hou Junyi’s account was quite detailed, from the moment he entered Young Master Xiao’s house until he left, and it was from these details that Mr. Hou noticed some serious issues. Although he always thought that it might get better as his child grew up, now he had to tackle this problem. Otherwise, he feared similar incidents in the future would lead to trouble.

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