Chapter 69

Not only did Stella have an electric blanket, but even her dog, Cooper, had his own. She picked a small one for him, placed it on a recliner, and plugged it into a power bank. Then, she turned on two electric heaters and the room warmed up quickly. Smoky and Snowy, her rabbit, felt the warmth and crawled out of the foam box. It scampered onto the recliner to compete for a spot with Cooper.

At this critical moment, Cooper showed his alpha dog status and allowed Smoky and Snowy to huddle against his body and keep warm.

Stella checked the foam box and found that two rabbits had died. They were probably scared to death. The others seemed a bit lethargic, but the newly born bunny was blissfully unaware. Smoky and Snowy was probably roughed up by Cooper and had grown particularly bold. With its rabbit fur to keep it warm, it seemed unafraid and was not bothered about its little ones. Stella took the bunnies and placed it on Cooper's belly, then she chastised them both, "You two have to take responsibility for your offspring."

Cooper growled. 'Did you hear that? You have to take good care of them. You can't just abandon them!'

Regardless of his grumbles, Cooper didn't push the little ones away and dutifully cared for them.

As for the remaining adult rabbits, Stella took them to the bathroom, dispatched them with a stun baton, and tossed them into Arcadia. She planned to cook them when she had time. Feeding them was an issue, but the main problem was the smell.

Back in the room, Stella was staring at the glowing charcoal fire and seemed lost in thought. What was Jasper's intention?

He had nearly broken down her door, gave up his mink coat, and also provided a charcoal heater. His face was usually indifferent, and he didn't even flinch in the face of death, but his face was full of anxiety when he was knocking on her door. Could it be... he was afraid she would freeze to death and there would be no one to teach Rosie?

Late at night, sleepy and confused, she didn't feel like thinking. Sleep was the most important thing, and other issues could wait until tomorrow.

Stella took off her coat, crawled into her warm bed, and quickly fell asleep. In her previous life, she almost froze to death, wrapping herself in all the clothes she had. This time, her bed was as warm as spring, and she felt truly content.

The cold weather made her sleepy, and even at ten o'clock, she didn't want to get up.

The radio crackled to life. "Stella, are you awake?"

Stella reached out for it. "Hmm, I just woke up." Her voice was lazy, with a hint of nasal tone.

Jasper asked, "Do you have a cold?"

in bed."

up, making breakfast for Rosie.

quickly declined. "No, I'm not hungry

and pawed at the

The radio was

"What happened?"

making a mess." Stella quickly picked it up. "I

"Okay, keep warm."

around on the bed. He twirled, jumped,

Stella tugged at his mouth. "Why are you

blanket. His bright eyes were staring at her, as he tilted his head to look cute. Stella wrapped him in a blanket, stroking his head.

off, covered in sores. Stella didn't want to remember that image, and her eyes got teary.

What was wrong with the human? He pawed at Stella, consoling

went into the Arcadia to brush her teeth and wash

so hot she was sweating. Luckily, she didn't stay long, otherwise, the drastic temperature change might have made her sick. There were electric heaters in the room, making it feel like spring, but opening the door was like

but having the rabbits

the rabbits, and one of the baby rabbits had unfortunately died. She cleared out another room, set up another recliner with an electric blanket, and

keep an eye on them. No biting the wires,

understood, pinning down Smoky and growling

Holding a hot

she was experiencing it again, Stella was still filled with fear. Fortunately, the temperature didn't continue to drop, giving people

been working all night, and replaced them with two new ones to prevent them from breaking down from overuse. With

Stella took out a stewed beef and radish dish, served it with veggies and rice and added freeze-dried canned

window to air out the smell, then cuddled up with her hot water bottle to read a medical book. Angela knocked on the door to check in. After she confirmed that Stella was still alive, she

respected Cooper's decision. "Cooper, do you want

after a while with a "Woof!" A day without

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