The Woman From Hell

Chapter 1562



I walked toward Munchkin when I finished speaking. Fred lingered behind me, momentarily dazed. He then followed me.

Since I had been discussing unpleasant matters with Fred before this, I had not paid attention to the changing scenery around me. A new booth had been set up next to the zoo's exit, which one would reach after walking through the park.

I leaned forward to get a better look and realized there were animals for adoption. There were a lot of adorable kittens and puppies. The only difference from those for sale in pet shops was that they were less exquisite.

Plenty of the animals were familiar to me, as there were mongrels and tabbies often

seen in countryside homes. These animals did not seem to be part of an expensive litter and were all friendly to humans.

Munchkin's and Tina's attention was immediately attracted by the bounding puppies. "Quick, Mommy, look. He's so cute and tiny."

Munchkin and Tina crowded around a cage and gazed at a light-yellow colored puppy inside. Its fur's color seemed to resemble a golden retriever.

The puppy's dog wagged when it saw Munchkin. It seemed to have taken a liking to Munchkin too.

Tina leaned forward too. "Yeah, he's so cute."

extended a hand cautiously to try and pet the puppy's

"Be careful," Munchkin reminded.

was worried Tina's smell would frighten the puppy and

edge of the cage, the puppy came forward and braced its legs against

delighted by

us. For a brief moment, I managed to forget the unpleasant incident that had just occurred as I gazed

rescues stray animals. These are all the animals that we've rescued. If the two children like the puppy, I recommend

began making introductions enthusiastically. However, an awkward expression appeared on

not have been much of a problem, but it was now since it

misunderstanding. We're

I even managed to get a word out,

volunteer

the two of you walking over together just now, and your children were together too, which is why instively

two children could not care less about the adults' problems and were simply overjoyed by the puppy's presence. "Yes. It's

Potato?" Tina repeated, unable to

such a good boy and is never picky with his food. His

with the flow and introduced herself to

Munchkin was

active. His age in dog years should be about the same as

energetic puppy, I could tell that his energy levels