Doted by My Seven Brothers

Chapter 391 The Cat Came

Chapter 391 The Cat Came

Director Wood said helplessly, "Alack, when our program is sent for review, will the reviewers think we're superstitious?"

The staff members were stunned.

That was really possible.

Nancy was accompanied by cat and dog bodyguards, so she walked with her back straight and her head held erect, looking so energetic.

Other children gathered around her enviously. Fortunately, these cats and dogs were very obedient and didn't bite people. The children occasionally rubbed the dogs and cats and ran to Nancy. The animals seemed to be their bodyguards as well.

Nancy smiled, exposing a set of white teeth. She held her friends’ hands and they walked in an imposing manner. How proud they were! Just like this, they swaggered to the edge of the reeds. Those big white geese saw Nancy coming back and swam toward her.

In the reeds, the cats and dogs ran around happily, especially the cats. They usually liked to catch mice or wild ducks here, and each of them was plump and sturdy.

Two villagers rowed a boat to them neither quickly nor slowly. Martin put a life jacket on Nancy, and then Nancy squatted down with her small fish net and touched the cats' hairy heads one by one.

"Be good. I'm going to find food for you."

"Meow."

Cats were afraid of water. However, after Nancy got on the boat, the Top Cat took the initiative to follow her!

Warm and Anson who was on the same boat were pleasantly surprised

"Top Cat, you are here, too!”

"Meow."

The Dragon-Li responded to her with an imposing and calm cry. It glanced at Lucky, walked to the bow, and sat down steadily. Lucky wanted to follow the Top Cat, but it was too big for the small boat.

It could only watch the boat go away.

The two children on the other boat looked at the cat on Nancy’s boat and felt so envious

What made them more envious was that those big white geese swayed their tails to swim over and followed Nancy's boat neither quickly nor slowly.

Anson felt that he was very imposing. He stepped on the edge of the boat on one foot akimbo, and he couldn't be prouder. His uncle slapped him on the shoulder and brought him back to reality.

"Do you want to fall into the water?"

Anson muttered, "I look a little more imposing in that way.”

"Wow, there are many beautiful big birds here."

Migratory birds flying back from the north had started to find suitable places to hatch babies in this season.

The photographer shot all the landscapes and migratory birds here. Some people who knew birds well explained what kind of birds they were in the living room

“Brother, that bird is so beautiful."

Martin took a look and knew what kind of bird it was.

“That's a mandarin duck.”

Only male mandarin ducks were beautiful, and their feathers were colorful in the sun.

Beautiful birds were basically males. It was probably because female birds preferred beautiful mates.Content rights belong to NôvelDrama.Org.

After appreciating these migratory birds excitedly for a while, Nancy finally remembered that she had to get food for the cats She leaned over the boat and put the small net in the water.

Seeing this, the villager who rowed the boat smiled and said, "That's just a toy for children. There is a mesh cage in the box. You can take it out and put it in the water. You will get some fish when you come back to take it."

Martin opened the boat box. Sure enough, there was a folded cage in it.

Nancy and Anson were so enthusiastic and came to help.

After placing the mesh cage according to the guidance of the villager, they began to play on the lake heartily. It was rare for them to relax like this. Martin held Nancy and pinched her face with his slender fingers. Seeing the innocent and happy smile on her face, he smiled, too.

The trip was worth it.

After rowing around the lake, the children were led by local children to play in the reeds like naughty monkeys.

When theycame back, Nancy's fair. face was’stained. Holding several wild duck eggs in her hands, she ran towards Martin joyfully. Content belongs to -

"Martin, look at these wild duck eggs. Uncle Jess said that it was best to use them to make salty preserved duck eggs." Martin pinched her small nose, and his lazy magnetic voice was doting

"Look at your dirty little face."

Nancy raised her head obediently and allowed Martin to wipe her face.

Martin carefully wiped the dust off her face with a wet towel. At this time, the Top Cat came with something in its mouth. "Ah!"

Eileen and Colin were so scared when they saw what the Top Cat had in its mouth. Even Jason and Martin's expressions changed. Because the Top Cat had a very fat rat in its mouth.

The Top Cat walked to Nancy neither quickly nor slowly with the rat in its mouth and gave it to her as a gift.

It was the fattest and biggest mouse the Top Cat had chosen.

Sitting on the ground, the Top Cat patted the mouse with its paw and mewed at Nancy.

It hinted that Nancy should eat the mouse as soon as possible.

Nancy was speechless

"I don't eat this."

Nancy squatted down, stared at the Top Cat with her clear eyes, and explained patiently.

"We will cook when we go back. People can’t eat mice.”

The Top Cat tilted its head and couldn't understand why people didn't eat such delicious food. This was so strange.

It threw the mouse to its fellow, the fat ginger cat that was named Nikko. Then it swayed its tail and ran into the reeds again. "Nancy, aren't you afraid?"

Colin was so impressed by Nancy because Nancy was not afraid of such a big mouse.

Nancy smiled. "No!"

She saw mice before. In the countryside, cats were not pets. 2 They basically knew how to catch mice. Mice stole food, but they didn't dareto go to houses where there were cats. <

She had a good affinity for animals, so cats liked her and often sent her some strange carcasses of little animals.

Such as mice, birds, snakes, and butterflies.

Sometimeswhen she was hungry, she would choose some gifts seat by cats-and dogs, such as birds,~ pheasants, and rabbits, and she would make them into delicious food. . ~ NovelDrama.Org

It was time to collect the mesh cage.

Under the nervous and expectant gazes of the children, the villager skillfully pulled up the mesh cage little by little. "I see shrimp!"

Anson exclaimed when he saw a shrimp.

The shrimp was like a signal, and soon they saw other fish in the cage.

There was a crab and a big fish that was as long as an arm

Not only the children but also the adults looked pleasantly surprised and expectant

"Ha-ha... We'll have something for lunch today.”

There was no task on this day, and everyone had a good time, which really made them feel relaxed in the show.