Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 423 To Trade in Cat’s Blood

In a dimly lit room, the cat restrained for blood extraction suddenly convulsed and struggled. Its body twitched violently, kicking a tray placed next to its feet and sending it flying.

The tray contained some blood extraction tools, such a needles and blood bags, which clattered onto a nearby cat cage.

In the room, there were more than a dozen cats. Some of them were frightened by the convulsing cat and cowered in the corners of their cages, hissing with bare teeth as their eyes filled with terror.

Some had become numb, turning their heads to glance at the convulsing cat with a trace of sadness. passing through their lifeless eyes.

The cat was convulsing severely, indicating that it had been drained of blood and was nearing the end.

The staff member hurriedly removed the needle and grabbed the blood bag in his hand. He then kicked the cat away, causing it to land on the floor with a muffled groan.

“Damn… It’s just about 50-60 milliliters, and it almost spilled because of this damn cat,” muttered the staff member.

The man with a ghost hovering over his head was the owner of the workshop named Boris Trask.

Boris furrowed his brows upon seeing the situation. “Dispose of it if it’s dead. Also, while you’re at it, don’t keep the ones that are about to kick the can either. Draw their blood and then get rid of them. We can save on some cat food.”

The staff member replied, “Okay.”

Boris asked, “How’s business this week?”

The staff member held a notebook that was filled with a whole page of contact numbers and names of previous breeders they had dealt with.

“We had three orders this week,” he said. “It’s fewer than last week. Well… it’s mainly because pet cats are eating better than humans these days, so there are fewer sick ones. I really wish they would get sick every day.”

He chuckled and added, “If I knew which families had cats, I’d go to each one and give them a personal blend of my own medicine!”

With three orders per week, he would only earn a commission of a thousand dollars.

During slow times, he would only make four to five thousand dollars in commissions

per month.

Boris said, “Don’t even go there. Going into people’s homes to poison pets is unethical…”

After a pause, he continued, “Besides, residential areas have surveillance cameras. You need to be very careful not to get caught; the risk is too high.”

The staff member laughed, “Boss, I was just kidding!”

he threw the dead cat into a garbage bag. With several swift motions, he drained the remaining life out of a few cats that were

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others convulsed. The garbage bag trembled, but Boris and the staff member seemed accustomed

staff member’s shoulder. “Get ready. Tomorrow, we’ll go out and

cats.”

staff member nodded. “Oh

stray cats and using the pretense of

them.

the cats would be kept in

business, they would go out twice month. For each cat they captured, the

by going on one “rescue” mission,

extractions, his monthly income steadily exceeded ten

they would only make around fifty to sixty thousand dollars each month from selling blood. Despite that, Boris still gave him over ten thousand each

rescues,” the staff member

patted his shoulder. “Work hard! Whether you want to buy a car, a house, or even want

expressed his

the term “rescue”

as the

this place used to be his

they discussed business and rescues was when he smiled

he

Lilly, who was at home for the weekend ook her grandmother’s phone and was

short videos.

only watch it for a shon while,

Lilly nodded, “Okay!”

and frowned. “What’s a little kid doing with a phone? Look at you, always complaining how everyone spoils Lilly, yet here you are, doing the

a glare. “How is

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as though she wasn’t the one who said before, “If it were

recall that particular instance and tried to change the subject with a cough. “I wonder if Anthony

the news while saying, “Didn’t he say he would be gone for half a month? He’s only been gone for a few

Bettany: “…”

scornful look and coldly said, “No lunch for

Hugh looked up, “???”

and giggled, “Grandpa, you go

understand, “Did I