The Blind Man's face twisted to one side, a clear red mark appearing on it.
Still not satisfied, the White Cat cursed furiously, "Don't think that just because I've shown you a little kindness, you can start ordering me around! What the hell are you? A dog I picked up off the street. I haven't killed you because you're still useful. Put away that self-righteous concern of yours!"
The Blind Man turned back with a restrained expression.
After a moment of silence, he said calmly, without anger, "If you don't want to log off, we can move somewhere else for the time being. When Bishop wants to deal with the Hidden Boss, just say you aren't here. He'll choose another Squirrel..."
"Shut up!" The White Cat raised her hand to hit him again, but when she saw the red mark on his face, she gritted her teeth and lowered it. In a low voice, she said, "Don't think provoking me will make me kill you. Your life is mine. I'll deal with it however I want."
The Blind Man said nothing more. He lowered his head, cleaned up the trash on the dining table, then picked up the garbage bag and left.
Although the White Cat claimed she was already an adult, in the Blind Man's eyes, she was just a rebellious teenage girl, always trying to prove her own worth, even willing to let herself be used for that purpose.
He did not want to see the White Cat throw her life away.
Moreover, the reason he had been able to live safely in Paradise had a great deal to do with the White Cat. So, even for his own sake, he should persuade her to stay away from this place, away from the Star Society.
As for whether