Allergic To Furry Things But Can Pet Them Mentally – CH72

Chapter 72

Before long, Lin Fei had talked the little black wolf into submission. It no longer dared argue its case and obediently wagged its little tail at the child instead.

The moment Tang Rong saw the black tail start swishing, his first instinct was to reach out and grab it, afraid another tail-snapping tragedy might happen.

Fortunately, the little black wolf’s injury was on its belly. Its tail was completely fine, with only a bit of scraped skin that had long since healed, so there was no danger of it wagging its tail hard enough to break it.

Tang Rong and Shen Muhan took the little black wolf back to its home together.

Tang Zheng’en had some matters to deal with tonight and likely would not return until very late. Shen Muhan’s evening training was canceled, so he could go with Tang Rong to Big Brother’s place and keep him company while he studied.

Lin Fei and Yun Yuan were sitting on the sofa inside, chatting casually while waiting for them.

The patch of grass in the yard that had previously been trampled bald by the little lion and the little snow leopard had already been restored.

Later, Tang Zheng’en had specially had some beautiful winter flowers planted there, flowers that could still bloom in the middle of heavy snow.

When Lin Fei saw the little child carrying the little black wolf back, she said to it, “Your clothes are in the bedroom. Go change.”

Then she turned to the little child and said, “Come try this candied fruit.”

Tang Rong obediently set the fluffy creature in his arms down, took Shen Muhan’s hand, and the two of them each bit into a piece of the candied fruit Lin Fei was holding. Their cheeks puffed out round and full.

It was sweet and sour, a little sticky on the teeth, and something they could chew for quite a while.

The little black wolf hurried into the bedroom alone and immediately shifted back into human form.

There was a full-length mirror in the room. Tang Yao strode over to it, only to see a hideous scar carved from his collarbone all the way down to his lower abdomen.

That, however, wasn’t a particularly serious problem. It was already improving, and if he diligently applied scar-removal ointment later, it would disappear completely.

Tang Yao’s gaze slowly dropped lower.

Fortunately, the injury hadn’t affected anything important, or Lin Fei would definitely dislike him for it.

Lin Fei already complained all the time that his bedroom skills were terrible and that the only advantage he had was his body.

Tang Yao didn’t waste much time before turning around to look for the clothes Lin Fei had prepared for him.

But what he found neatly laid out on the bed was a black formal outfit—the kind with a white dress shirt and black tie.

What kind of normal person wore that at night?

Even taking ten thousand steps back, fine, he could wear it at night—but it wasn’t even that late yet.

Tang Yao immediately opened the wardrobe, only to discover that aside from a few of Lin Fei’s casual clothes, there was nothing in there that belonged to him.

There was no need to think about it. Lin Fei had done it on purpose and sent all his clothes off to be washed.

Tang Yao had no choice. He certainly couldn’t wear Lin Fei’s dresses and floral blouses, and given his build, they wouldn’t fit anyway. So he could only put on the formal suit laid out on the bed.

It wasn’t exactly wrong to dress a little more formally for the first time meeting his younger brother in human form.

This was Tang Rong’s first time seeing his eldest brother in human form. With his cheeks still working on the sweet-and-sour candied fruit, he looked Tang Yao up and down.

Big Brother was so tall.

It would be great if he could grow that tall in the future.

The formal outfit fit snugly, especially under the unbuttoned jacket, where the taut muscles beneath the shirt were faintly visible.

Lin Fei wasn’t very tall, just barely over 160 cm. Sitting beside her, Tang Yao at 190 cm made her look especially small.

Taking advantage of the moment when the two little children lowered their heads to spit out the candied fruit seeds, Lin Fei quickly reached out, slipped her hand under his clothes, and gave the muscles she had been coveting for ages a satisfying squeeze through his shirt, grinning like a total creep.

Setting aside his straight-man tendencies, Tang Yao fit her tastes perfectly: handsome, built well, full of boyfriend energy. Though he could be stubborn now and then, most of the time he was as obedient to her as a loyal dog. After all, she had practically trained him up from childhood. His technique might be average and rigid, but his physical conditions were good—especially that waist, which few men could compare with. Most importantly, there was that beastlike aggressiveness about him that felt incredible. Sometimes he obeyed her completely, and sometimes he had a few of his own ideas.

After Aunt Yun Jian died and the family was turned upside down, Tang Yao had always, unconsciously, tried to push her away. At first she had tried to comfort him gently, but later she gave up pretending and just smashed the pot.

Life was bound to have setbacks, but you still had to get past them. Aunt Yun Jian definitely would not have wanted to see the whole family sink into decline forever.

Every time they met and Tang Yao tried to push her away, she simply forced herself on him. If they couldn’t communicate properly, then they would just do it first. Afterward, when he no longer had the energy to keep being stubborn, he would at least listen to a little of what she had to say.

Tang Yao quickly smacked away the unruly hand, afraid the little child would see and that it would set a bad example.

At this age, children were naturally curious about everything and prone to copying what they saw. If they learned the wrong things, that would be no good.

Unfortunately for him, the exact moment he slapped Lin Fei’s hand away was when Tang Rong happened to lift his eyes and see it. His eyes widened slightly, and he said sternly, “Big Brother, don’t bully Sister-in-law.”

In his eyes, Big Brother’s straight-man image had already sunk deep into his bones. He knew straight men might not have any bad intentions, but they were still very likely to do things that made people unhappy without even realizing it.

Lin Fei froze for a second, then her creepy grin vanished at once, replaced by a pitiful look of having been wronged. She cupped the hand that had been swatted away and pouted sadly.

Her acting was a bit over the top, but for a little child, it worked perfectly.

Tang Rong hurried over to Lin Fei and blew on her hand for comfort, then turned around and “lectured” his big brother a few more times.

Tang Yao, who had been groped and then falsely accused: “……”

Was life still supposed to be lived properly at all?

…

That night, after the two little children and Little Uncle had left, Tang Yao was finally free to start settling accounts slowly.

…

The snacks his older siblings had sent before had already been polished off by the two little ones. The next day happened to be Saturday, so Tang Rong and Shen Muhan got into a hovercar together and headed to the mall again to buy some new snacks.

Ever since learning the truth about his family, Tang Rong no longer worried that treating their illnesses would cost huge amounts of money. On the contrary, the family’s conditions were extremely, extremely good, so he was no longer as reluctant to spend money as before.

This time they went to Floating Isle Mall because it was close by, convenient, and also because they could pet some fluffy spirit forms working there part-time.

Most of the shelves in the supermarket were quite tall, so the butler rented a little hover cart and had the two little children sit side by side on it while he pushed them along. If they saw something they liked, they could simply reach out and put it into the cart.

Shen Muhan’s favorite snack was a kind of snow cake, so he weighed out a whole lot of it. It was fragrant, crispy, sweet, and made satisfying crunching sounds when bitten.

Tang Rong picked out several kinds of snacks he had liked best from those his older siblings had sent before, and also curiously chose some packages that looked interesting to him, planning to take them home and open them like blind boxes.

After paying, the butler led the two little children into the familiar VIP elevator and went to see Shen Yuchun.

The night before, Shen Muhan had already told Shen Yuchun that they would be coming today. Shen Yuchun had invited them over early and said that he had prepared a small gift for them.

With a ding, the elevator stopped on the second-to-top floor.

Because of the earlier experience of being pounced on by the husky, Tang Rong hid behind Shen Muhan and Butler Uncle this time.

Fortunately, the husky was nowhere in sight now. Instead, there was a sweet, pleasant smell in the air.

Shen Yuchun explained, “Benben is up on the very top floor in my office. It’s never been here before, so there’s no dog hair left behind here. No need to worry about allergies.”

He had thought things through very carefully.

The gift Shen Yuchun had prepared was the sweet-smelling little desserts they noticed as soon as they walked in—a return gift for the pumpkin buns from before.

There were little cakes, cookies, macarons, pudding, soufflés, and biscuits…

The butler couldn’t help asking, “This many?”

These handmade sweets didn’t keep for very long and needed to be eaten quickly, otherwise they would spoil and go to waste. Even if the two little ones ate them as part of all three daily meals, they still wouldn’t finish them before they went bad.

Shen Yuchun scratched his head sheepishly, his gaze landing on the little child. “I accidentally made too much. If you can’t finish them, you can bring them home for your family.”

Of course, he hadn’t accidentally made too much. He had done it on purpose so Xiao Rong could take some home for Xiao Qiu to try.

Tang Rong immediately nodded and said okay.

The butler didn’t think much of it. After all, Shen Yuchun naturally gave off a slightly silly impression, so it was not strange that he would do something like this.

…

When they returned home fully loaded, Tang Rong carried the little desserts around and knocked on each family member’s door in turn.

Little Uncle and Dad had both gone out today and weren’t home, so he would have to save theirs until they returned that evening.

Second Sister loved little desserts and happily accepted the handmade sweets, which both looked and smelled wonderful.

Third Brother had originally still been suffering through strict dieting and weight loss, but when he saw the little desserts, he simply couldn’t resist and allowed himself to indulge a little.

Big Brother’s door took a while before it finally opened, and it was Lin Fei in pajamas who answered it.

Tang Rong’s eyes widened slightly when he saw a small broken mark on Sister-in-law’s neck.

“Did Big Brother bully you again?”

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