Lu PingAn had neither the intention nor the ability to interfere with the Cat Family.
"Eve, come work with me. I'll pay you a salary."
She stared. Stared hard. Golden Haired Cat Cat puffed out her cheeks, her face full of displeasure.
That wasn't what she wanted.
"Fine, I'll support you. Don't bite me! Young Miss, please let me keep you company!"
Lu PingAn was getting better and better at understanding this girl.
It wasn't that she had no brains; she was simply too lazy to use them. A creature of pure emotion, she always acted according to her feelings and instincts.
She seemed reckless, but she actually lived freely and unrestrainedly, making Lu PingAn envious.
If she liked something, she said so. If she disliked it, she turned and left. If she was oppressed, she rebelled. If there was someone she liked, she clung to them. If she was comfortable somewhere, she stayed. If she was in a bad mood, she threw punches.
That was why Lu PingAn didn't need to worry that Eve would leave, even if he said nothing.
The problem had always been something else.
"Phil, you wouldn't want your mom—"
Lu PingAn received another death glare. Considering her strength, it might actually become reality.
After giving it some thought, her recent tendency toward mutual destruction seemed rather serious. Her self-destructive impulses were obvious—
"Ahem, wrong choice of words. You wouldn't want your little sister—"
Unfortunately, that meme did not exist in this world, so Phil failed to catch it. Instead, she began to seriously consider the matter.
Leave Eve here? Emotionally, leaving her beside that woman made her somewhat unhappy, but it did seem to be the choice most beneficial to Eve herself.
Eve was too "young." Her body had matured, but her mind had