What Separates Me and You

Chapter 165 Brother

It was when a university student had helped her up when she fell last time. The smile on that face was the same as Quintin’s smile. His smile was bright and kind, and it was filled with the same youthful exuberance.

Josephine was still in a daze when Quintin lowered his head and fished a band-aid from his pocket. He tore open the band-aid and delicately placed it on Josephine’s forehead. He said, Sorry, I caused you to get hurt earlier.”

Josephine snapped out of her reverie and leaned back with an awkward expression. She gestured, “It’s okay.”

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Quintin stared at her for some time before he chuckled, “Are you free later? I’ll show you the furry kids I took in.”

Josephine was taken aback. She suddenly remembered what Lewis said before and hesitated.

Before she could answer, Jack said, “Quintin, we’re here.”

Josephine abruptly raised her head and realized they were in an outskirt area. Barren grass and small slopes could be seen on both sides, and a large metal gate was in front of them.

Quintin ended the conversation and jumped off the van. He quickly opened the gate and hopped on again. Jack drove the van inside. Many containers were built in the area, and dogs were barking intermittently as soon as they entered the premises.

Josephine leaned against the window and looked up. She realized that those were not houses but tents. Below the tents were rows of shelves and cages. Those cages contained cats and dogs. The dogs were placed on the shelves on the left, while the cats were placed on the right. The animals made a lot of noise when they saw the van. They probably caught Quintin’s scent and got excited.

The car pulled over at the courtyard, and Quintin told Josephine, “Sit here for a while. I’ll go place these dogs inside.”

He worked with Jack to get the cages off the van and placed them on the ground inside a fenced area. They opened the cage doors and released the dogs. Quintin busily retrieved a bag of dog food. As

and patted a golden retriever’s head before he turned to look at Josephine. He said, “These dogs were house pets, so they are docile. Do you

looked at the dogs. She was keen to try, so

bite even when

landing on the golden retriever’s head. The feeling was different from what she imagined. It was furry and soft. The golden retriever was very docile and

was right,”

at Quintin, giving him a slightly awkward smile as she nodded. She

dogs present. Aside from the golden retrievers, there were huskies, Alaskans, and Samoyeds. Although Josephine had not reared a

approached Josephine from the front. It raised its front paws and pounced on her. Josephine was caught off guard and fell onto the ground. The Husky pressed its paws on her shoulders as it licked her face. Josephine did

seemed like this dog likes you a

and managed to push it away. Then a pale hand appeared in Josephine’s sight, and she

the youngster’s hand and stood up. However, the Husky remained persistent and repeatedly jumped onto Josephine, staining her pants

up a lost and found notice later. If its owner did not come and claim it, I’ll give it

aback and quickly waved her

to be shy. I have a lot of dogs here. There used to be more, but some other people adopted them. A few original owners also came

she remembered Lewis and gave up on this idea. She pointed at the golden retriever, indicating

the bond is important when rearing a pet. If you like it, but it doesn’t

will be tiring to take care of it. Don’t be tricked by its gentle looks now. If you two don’t resonate with each other, it might destroy your house and infuriate you

liked might not like her back. What Quintin said was true. It was the same case with Lewis. No

this golden retriever, you can take it home and try to care for it. But if its owner