C6 Find a Home for a Cat

Seeing that he had chosen two pieces of clothing made of the cheapest cloth, the face of the owner of the cloth became completely black. He impatiently waved his hand. "Twenty copper coins, what bad luck."

Yeh Han blushed as he put the copper coin on the table and quickly left the house while carrying his clothes and bamboo basket. I have limited money right now, so I can't buy those precious things. Besides, I'm still young, so I can't do anything.

He came to the pond and found a long branch to probe the pond's depth. He carefully entered and washed off the mud on his body. His old wounds had healed and he had received new wounds. The eye-catching scratches were clearly a masterpiece by the cats.

He changed into new clothes, but no longer had the spirit energy from before. At a glance, he was only a child from a poor family.

"Little Cat," He laughed happily and said, "Let's go, I'll help you find a home." He carried them to the market and sat in the shade of a tree, carefully observing the passersby. Suddenly, his eyes lit up, and with the bamboo basket in his arms, he ran towards a young girl who was in the middle of picking jewelry: "Sister, sister." He held the bamboo basket while panting and laughing, "Beautiful big sister, please adopt a kitten, they are all very cute."

The young lady looked at him suspiciously, then happily looked at the three kittens in the basket. The yellow and white patterns beautifully combined, together with their blinking eyes, it was so cute that she carefully picked up the quietest one: "This kitten is so cute, little brother, how much money is it?"

"No money," Yeh Han smiled innocently: "As long as big sister takes good care of it, just give it a home."

The girl looked at him in surprise. She had not expected him to find a home for a few kittens at such a young age. She was moved. "Little brother, these kittens are siblings. Why don't you sell them to me?"

"No, no, no, no," Yeh Han hugged the basket in panic, and explained anxiously: "Big sister can only take one away, because if there's too much, then the love will be scattered. At that time, even if one or two of the kittens are gone, Big Sister won't be worried, although it's very cruel to let them separate, but I will do my best to find a home for them nearby, and they can meet again in the future." Furthermore, although these two kittens didn't express any dislike towards you, neither did they express their liking for you. Of course, he didn't say those words out loud.

The girl was moved and smiled. "Alright, I only want this one."

"Thank you, big sister." Yeh Han smiled. He turned around and ran into the shade of the tree, waiting to send the next kitten out.

One of the most lively kittens licked his finger gently, its big shiny eyes seemed to be saying, 'Don't abandon me.'

When a woman with a basket on her back heard their conversation, she walked into the shade of the tree and thought, "This little girl will give away the cats for free. If I take these cats and put them in the market, I won't be able to get dozens of coins for nothing." She squatted in front of Yeh Han and smiled.

Yeh Han instinctively held the kitten in his arms, while his big eyes flashed with a scared look.

"Hey, why are you like this?" The woman frowned, obviously dissatisfied with his reaction. "I'm here to buy a cat, why don't you give me a squeak?"

Yeh Han looked at her and gave a soft squeak. The woman was speechless: "You little kid, give me the cat." As he spoke, he prepared to snatch it.

"No," Yeh Han held the cat, retreated and leaned against the tree. "Miaomiao doesn't like you. Don't go with you."

"How do you know if this cat likes me or not?" The woman took his hand and forced it open. "I want this cat today, ah."

The woman was in pain and released her hand. He quickly ran away and the two kittens desperately went into his arms. He comforted her as he ran, "Don't worry, you guys don't have to worry, I won't give you to her."

Without realizing it, he ran into a small alley, from which came a loud noise. The sound of a well-dressed young master and two servants surrounded a beautiful woman with a flower basket.

"You said that I've chased you for so long," the young master of the rich family said with a dark smile. "If he's just a rock, then he should be tempted."

"Hmph," the flower girl sneered, "You want me to be your aunt? In your next life." As she spoke, she prepared to leave, but was stopped by two servants. Her expression changed as she realized that she was the only one around.

Yeh Han hid in the corner and carefully retreated. Just as he was about to leave, he said, "Go and take a look." A kitten suddenly jumped out and ran in front of the flower girl, lightly rubbing against her pants while meowing non-stop.

Yeh Han smirked. Meow, oh Meow, even if you like her, you have to at least watch the occasion.

"Take a look." The cat in his arms also mewled and then rubbed against his chest, looking extremely obedient.