"Husband, let’s make a deal, okay? Let’s keep this little thing. Since we’re planning to have a baby anyway, why not raise a tiger as practice? That way we won’t be scrambling when the time comes, right? Plus, even Little Sixth and Little Seventh can get some cultivation out of this."
Little Sixth and Little Seventh looked utterly horrified. Cultivation?
Cultivate what? To become nannies?
Dignified bodyguards earning millions a year, reduced to nanny duties in the end?
Lu Qing furrowed his brows slightly, staring at the little tiger cub nestled snugly in Qin Miaomiao’s arms. Its big, moist eyes blinked innocently as it quietly lay there.
His eyes narrowed slightly—he couldn’t shake off the feeling that this tiny creature might threaten his position in the family.
Sure enough, ever since this little thing arrived, it had already captured most of Qin Miaomiao’s attention. Even at night, worried it might freeze to death, she’d set up a cozy little nest for it right in their bedroom. If not for the fear that she might accidentally crush it, she would’ve held it and slept directly.
In bed, Lu Qing was cuddling her when she suddenly got up. Read complete versıon only at 𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵✶𝓯𝓲𝓻𝓮✶𝓷𝓮𝓽
"What are you doing?"
"I’m going to check on Little Xiaobai."
When she saw Little Xiaobai crawling out of its makeshift bed with little grunts, Qin Miaomiao promptly carried the tiny white tiger back to its nest.
She even went to heat up some milk for it. This time, the little white tiger was clearly hungry—it didn’t need her to feed it; it started slurping away all on its own.
"Husband, look, it’s willing to eat now!"
Lu Qing let out a cold snort, wishing more than anything to toss this tiny thing right out!
After finally settling everything, Qin Miaomiao climbed back into bed, but she hadn’t been lying down for long when she heard the little creature whimpering again. She peeked over to find it had crawled out of its nest once more, her heart melting from sheer cuteness as she exclaimed:
"Husband, I think it really doesn’t like sleeping in that spot. How about I hold it and sleep?"
Lu Qing, reaching the end of his patience, said coldly, "Throw it out, or strangle it. Your choice."
"Don’t be mad! It’s my first time raising a pet, so I’m a little inexperienced. But look how pitiful it looks—I’m scared it might freeze to death."
"There’s central heating indoors, it’s over twenty degrees, and you tell me it’ll freeze to death? Where’s your brain?"
She had indeed been overthinking things. Still, her eyes were glued to the little white tiger crawling around, the more she watched, the cuter it seemed.
"Husband, don’t you think it’s cute?"
Lu Qing: ...Haha. Right now, all he wanted was to strangle it!
"So adorable! I wonder how long it’ll take for it to grow up."
"Then before it grows up, let’s buy a vineyard! Preferably a wine estate—we can even plant some vegetables there. The property prices in the City are too high anyway, so let’s go for a suburban place. Husband, do you have any suburban projects in hand that are under development?"
All because of a little tiger, she’d suddenly decided to buy a winery. His wife truly was something else when it came to spending!
"I can’t sleep while watching Little Xiaobai."
"Can’t sleep? Great."