Luo Chuan lay on the sofa, basking comfortably in the sun. The warm sunlight fell over him, making him feel drowsy, while seeming to gild him with a faint golden glow.
Chimera lay beside Luo Chuan, squinting as it enjoyed the afternoon rest. Its gray-and-white fur gleamed beneath the sunlight.
According to the data provided by the system, Chimera's life here during this period could basically be summed up as "eat, sleep; sleep, eat," with the occasional stroll around the shop.
Even more degenerate than Luo Chuan's life!
Luo Chuan—or rather, the system—had never deliberately confined Chimera to the café. If it wanted to leave, it could go through either the windows or the shop door.
Yet from the moment it arrived until now, Chimera had never done so. Not once.
Chimera seemed to have completely regarded this place as its territory. Territory might not be quite the right word; perhaps home was more fitting. Unless necessary, it definitely would not leave.
"Chimera," Luo Chuan called.
Chimera raised its head to look at Luo Chuan. The glaring sunlight happened to be coming from that direction, making it narrow its eyes involuntarily.
It seemed that it had now accepted its name.
"It hasn't even been that long since I last saw you. How did you get so much fatter? Don't you know how to exercise?" Luo Chuan noticed that Chimera seemed to have grown a whole size larger than before.
Chimera withdrew its gaze and did not respond to Luo Chuan. It remembered hearing those exact words not long ago. Why was he asking again now?
Luo Chuan did not care about Chimera's attitude. He reached out and gave its head a few rubs, then took a sip of the brewed flower tea.
Cats were aloof creatures. Chimera was not a