The cat in his embrace had a warm feeling that would make people feel relieved.
Yu Li quietly and peacefully lied prone. Its pupils were glistening, clean, clear and flawless. More beautiful than any glorious place in the world.
The Blind Concubine hugged her firmly, pressing against the tip of the cat’s small and delicately tender nose.
He was sincere. He loved Yu Li to the core of his bones.
From the gate, a loud voice announced: “The Prince has arrived---”
The sound hadn’t disappeared yet, Rui Ze’s small figure had already come running in. He was carrying a carved food box. His small face was moist with sweat.
Xiao Bao asked him: “Why do you come here?”
“Of course to give His Grace delicious food.”
Xiao Bao made a despising face: “You only care about eating.”
The Blind Concubine pleasantly laughed, “The Prince is still a little child, naturally he would love to eat.”
Rui Ze, for once felt that there was someone backing him up, he proudly lifted his chin towards Xiao Bao.
Xiao Bao opened the carved box. From inside, he took a crisp apple and sweet-scented Osmanthus cake as well as several snacks. He sliced the cake and handed over a small piece to The Blind Concubine’s hand, also giving a piece to the Little Prince.
The Blind Concubine was about to put the sweet-scented Osmanthus into his mouth, Yu Li suddenly meowed loudly. It was beyond people’s expectations when it suddenly leaped and bit the sweet-scented Osmanthus cake, at lightning speed, it gulped down the cake.
Xiao Bao couldn’t help but reprimand that cat: “Ai ya. Look at you. You are indeed capable of doing this fine thing!”
His words hadn’t sunk in yet, Yu Li abruptly shrieked severely. Its small body twitched violently. Its front claw waved wildly in the air. Its body abruptly lost its center of gravity, tumbling down from the bed. At the time when everybody lowered their heads to look at it, it had already ceased to move. Its huge cat’s eyes were opened blankly. The limpid and clear pupils were still as penetrating as ever. However, there wasn’t any trace of lively light anymore.