With that shock still ringing in her mind, Ye Ruting was dragged all the way to the dormitory area inside the ranch by Wang Yue. She was still stunned. How could he be this strong?
Once Wang Yue reached the dorms near the ranch, he saw the dozen or so sheepdogs and Tibetan mastiffs frolicking around. Only then did he give up on the so-called robot dogs.
With these around, who needed robot dogs?
He had just one question now: why had his parents suddenly become so extravagant? They'd raised so many sheepdogs and Tibetan mastiffs.
What he didn't know was that his parents had originally raised only seven dogs: three males and four females.
But in just over a year, the dogs had been so prolific that they'd produced a whole bunch of puppies. His parents couldn't bear to give them away, so they'd kept them at the ranch.
Wang Yue had called ahead, so his family wasn't particularly surprised when they heard his car pull up. If the dogs hadn't been barking so loudly, they might not even have bothered to come outside and look.
But when Mother Ye saw Ye Ruting behind Wang Yue, she froze.
After a while, Old Madam Wang quickly gave Old Father Wang a meaningful glance, then led Ye Ruting away to talk.
Wang Yue followed Old Father Wang around the ranch. He understood what his father was here to do, so he hurried to explain, "My classmate didn't believe we had a ranch, so she came all this way to see for herself. Your son had great foresight, didn't he?"
Old Father Wang wasn't so easily fooled. He knew what his son was like, and warned him, "Linlin is a good girl. You can't let her down or go making trouble!"
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