...In a daze, Jiang Han spent 1,200 yuan on an ultra-luxurious special custom ingredient package, cooked by a Giant Cat Lamp.
She not only ate it herself, but fed some to the giant cats too—and even gave some to that silly-smiling golden retriever doggirl.
...Then, still in a daze, Jiang Han signed up for a Wolf Cafe membership card and casually loaded 50,000 yuan onto it.
She hadn't intended to get one, but seeing the silly golden retriever doggirl holding the card between her red lips, she got it anyway.
...Finally, Jiang Han commissioned a comprehensive set of squash teaching materials and bought a support T-shirt bearing the silly golden retriever doggirl's portrait, coming to roughly another 12,000 yuan.
She absolutely hadn't wanted to buy any of it, but she felt that if she didn't buy these things from the golden retriever doggirl, she might drag down the other girl's average daily revenue. She was here to gather intelligence; there was no need to tank someone else's numbers...
"Meow-ao! Did this cat get scammed?!"
Beaming, Jiang Han held her membership card and squash materials as she laughed and chatted with the giant cats about [the Mixue sisters being honest witches, just a little silly, and how she was afraid Mixue might get taken advantage of by her colleagues at Wolf Cafe].
Just as she was saying that, Lin Zhaojun, sleeping in the top bunk, stroked her chin and discussed a fable with Du Lingxuan.
It went something like this:
A foolish cat spent nearly 70,000 yuan at a golden retriever big dog she had never met before—nearly the monthly output of three middle-class witches—just to play squash with her for one day. Did that make her an ultimate fool of a cat?
Du Lingxuan's answer was, "Oh, my Lin,