Xia Hongyao’s invitation.
"Don’t trouble yourself!"
Lin Baici planned to go to the Hilton Hotel, to be at ease alone.
In the west side of Boxue Community, adjacent to the Green Shore Perfume Community was a building next to the highway, sixteen floors, room 903.
A young man, his hair a mess and dressed in plaid pajamas, stood by the window, looking out at Boxue Community.
From the speaker on the table, roaring voices could be heard.
"A punch to the head, heal up, what are you doing? Did you disconnect?"
"Fuck, a punch to the head, don’t go AFK, heal up quickly!"
The teammates were spouting all kinds of colorful language.
The young man watched for a while, then went back to his computer desk and turned off the computer, then unplugged all the wires from the case, opened it, and in a jiffy, removed two 1T solid-state drives.
After that, he walked over to the TV and picked up his PS5.
"It’s time to leave this community, it won’t be found, but these humans are too disturbing!"
"The only thing I regret is not being able to eat the green pepper and shredded pork fried rice from the fast-food restaurant east of the road anymore."
The youth, with the clear dark circles of excessive staying up late, changed his clothes, and once he stepped out the door, he pondered and went back to grab the controller.
Having gotten used to this one, buying a new controller might decrease my skills, so I may as well continue using this one.
Humming the BGM of the 8-bit game "Kung Fu," the youth left the community. From time to time, he stretched out his hand to wipe the console he held in his arms.
"You’ve got money now, so why not buy a set of apartments in Haijing? It would be much more convenient!"
As Xia Hongyao was speaking, she suddenly realized that Lin Baici had stopped, turned around, and looked towards the end of the street.
High Ponytail turned to look back.
Lin Baici suddenly felt an indescribable sensation, as if there were familiar people there, or something that piqued his interest.
However, since Eater God didn’t respond, and he didn’t feel hungry, it should be fine.
Lin Baici decided to go to the hotel, have a bath first, and then grab some supper.
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Xia Hongmian stood in the master bedroom, looking at the corpse of the Border Collie on the floor.
My master was an ordinary-looking but talented boy.
Although he was still a college student, he had made hundreds of thousands through programming, which made his college life quite easy.
My meals improved as a result; I got to eat sausages every meal, but I had no desire for such things. I was content just to live with my master.
One day, a girl came to the rental house.
By human standards, she was a seven out of ten, maybe an eight with a bit of makeup.
At first, my master was happy, courting the girl with the same eagerness I showed him, and he tried very hard.
The girl was a bit of a diva and liked money, always asking my master for it.
Once, when my master wasn’t home, that girl brought another boy to the rental house.
They stripped naked and got into bed.
I didn’t like them dirtying my master’s bed, so I started barking and even jumped on the bed, essentially shooing them away.
When my master came back, the girl cried and complained that I almost bit her, urging him to get rid of me.
My master didn’t want to let go of me, so the girl didn’t come to the rental for a week. When my master went to find her, she said it was either her or me.
I didn’t want to trouble my master, so I left that home.
I became a stray dog.
I often went back to help my master guard the home because I knew his computer was precious, containing his work.
The girl kept bringing different men to the rental, changing them every few weeks, and I gradually understood what this meant.
Another time, when my master left for class, I saw the girl making a phone call.
I was all too familiar with this kind of scene, so I immediately went to find my master.
My master was happy to see me and wanted to buy me a sausage, but I didn’t want it. I bit his trouser leg and led him home.
Then the girl and the boy got cornered in bed.
My master was angry and disillusioned. After shouting a few words, he slammed the door and left.
From then on, the girl never came back, and my master became dispirited, skipping classes for many days.
I thought I might have done something wrong. I didn’t want my master to be . I wanted to bring the girl back, but she had found a new guy.
She even called the dog catchers on me.
I felt like a useless dog, unable to share my master’s worries.
It was I who messed up his life; I had no face to see him,
Three months later, I missed my master so much I couldn’t bear it,
By the door, I found a pack of sausages and a can of dog food.
I waited until very late but didn’t see my master.
Not until a week later did a boy move into the rental room.
The boy was nice, giving me a sausage,
But it wasn’t as tempting as the one my master used to throw to me.
I became a stray dog that would never have a master like before.
From time to time, I’d sit in front of the rental, waiting for my master to come back.
The boy didn’t drive me away; occasionally, he even threw me a sausage and bought me a can of dog food.
Later, I learned that humans have a phase called graduation.
Once graduated, most leave one place for a new one. They aren’t like migratory birds; they don’t come back.
I probably won’t see my master again.
However, this boy who hasn’t driven me away is a lot like my master.