Three or four months had passed since the Labrador's owner abandoned him.
Never had he let his emotions out as freely as he did today. Whether it was the heartbreak at the beginning or the exhilaration after fighting zombies, he had always desperately held himself back.
Lulu was utterly beside herself. Big Lala was hugging her arm tightly, smearing snot and drool all over it! Her instinct was to kick him away, but seeing him cry so hard, she couldn't quite bring herself to do it.
She cast a pleading look at Bai Yaoyao, who was busy enjoying the show. Finally, someone else was the poor victim. What a relief!
Bai Yaoyao had intended to ignore Lulu's look and keep watching, but when she saw little sparks of lightning about to emerge from Lulu's fingertips, she immediately said, "Right, hurry up. Split into groups of three and check out the manor."
Hearing that, Big Lala stopped crying, hurried to his feet, and followed Lulu, occasionally raising his head to steal a shy glance at her.
Doggie felt as though he had lost something. Big Lala was supposed to be his little sidekick, so why was he following Lulu now? What had been the point of throwing tantrums, rolling around, taking a beating, and signing all those unequal treaties?
Bai Yaoyao first put the mutant duck away to roast when they got back. This fellow had eaten four or five fruits, so surely his meat would have some effect too?
Then she continued exploring the manor. This time, there truly wasn't another living thing inside apart from their group.
They went through every room one by one but found nothing worth taking.
Mostly, after so long in the apocalypse, any food or drinks would have spoiled or expired anyway.
"Let's go.