"You said back then that Third Brother only liked small, unimposing little guys. You sounded pretty disdainful."
Zhuge Yun described it in great detail.
Zhang Bo reached up and knocked on his own forehead.
"Did I?"
"Did I really say that?"
"I can't remember."
"You and that brain of yours..."
Zhuge Yun shook his head regretfully. "You're so young, yet your memory's already failing..."
He was just like everyone else.
"People will think he runs a pet shop."
"Anyway, that was ages ago."
A Bai and the others were amused by Xiao Xiao's words.
A Bai nodded solemnly.
He struggled to find the right words.
Zhao Luzheng pursed his lips.
"We're not going to nitpick."
Niu Shanshu raised a hand.
"Eighth Brother."
A Bai instinctively retorted, "Isn't Eighth Brother the one who likes chubby orange cats and dogs?"
Zhao Luzheng argued back.
"Only these days."
"I just want to see..."
He had an idea!
Foxes and snakes, too...
"Never mind."
Those two were at it again.
Zhao Luzheng was raring to go.
If he'd really looked down on the cats and dogs Eighth Brother liked, Eighth Brother would've snapped back at him right then.
Zhao Luzheng never missed a chance to tease A Bai.
Xiao Xiao's lips curved.
"...But people usually keep pets of the same kind."
A Bai's eyes lit up.
Zhuge Yun leaned to one side.
That gave him a better view of Xiao Xiao's expression.
A Bai nodded.
Zhao Luzheng nodded.
"You probably don't want to keep chubby orange cats and dogs as much as you used to, right?"
Niu Shanshu's gaze unconsciously fell on the little white fox in Xiao Xiao's arms.
Third Brother's A Si and corgi were different.
A Bai grinned. "But not as many different kinds