Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 535

Chapter 535

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“Go to the market and help Luck pick out a girlfriend, Alex instructed from the backseat of the luxury car. He then leaned back, closing his eyes for a brief moment of rest

The driver exchanged a look with Barry, who nodded for him to start the engine. Stealing a sidelong glance at Alex, Barry thought, Finding a girlfriend for a neutered cat? Is Alex alright?

Zerikith Market is the largest open–air market for pets in the city, especially busy at this time of year. In late July, the sun wasn’t too harsh yet in the early morning, but the outdoor temperature was already nearing 86 F.

Ellie rushed along, clutching two pots of pothos. After a sleepless night, she needed to stop by the hospital later that afternoon, so she had to deliver the plants to her new home before heading back to the Thompson residence for some much–needed rest.

As she passed by, she heard two young girls arguing with a vendor selling cats. “We really did not drop it, one of the girls insisted. Ellie paused for a moment, gathering context from their heated exchange.

displayed in cages, finally landing on a frail Ragdoll

gasping for breath as

like it

though the girls dropped it, there was no way the kitten could have gotten such injuries from a

the vendor demanding a thousand in compensation from the two girls, she felt

discreetly tugged on one girl’s sleeve and whispered, There a pet hospital just around the corner. Go grab a few feline parvovirus test strips and check on

her advice, Ellie prepared to leave, but the girl, filled with gratitude, kept thanking her. “Stay here with the cat while I go get the test strips, she told her

hell are you?” the cat vendor shouted. “Who invited you to meddle in my stall?” His wife screamed obscenities while he advanced on Ellie, wielding a

guarding the cat burst into tears, causing bystanders to step back in fear. Several nearby vendors began to circle

out; Ellie’s two pots

you keep this up, I’ll call the police, Ellie shouted, noticing their deliberate actions as she grabbed her phone, ready to report the incident.

early in the morning; how dare