A Cat for Every Cat Owner
[A clear-headed caretaker of cats in the human world x a romantic rookie in the workplace] Lin Lu You had always been the model of a well-behaved girl, but in her senior year of college, she decided to rebel for once. She abandoned the finance major she had studied for three years and threw herself into the world of operations, becoming a bona fide data worker. Determined to achieve her dream of feline freedom as soon as possible, Lin Lu You resolved to work diligently and study hard. Wait a minute! Could it be that fate has read my mind? The café at the company entrance actually lets you pet cats for free! “Isn’t this cat adorable?” “Absolutely!” “And what about me?” “Ahem, I’m only interested in petting cats. I’m not collecting people!” As Qin Shi Shen approached her, Lin Lu You scooped up his cat and dashed away.
A Cat for Every Cat Owner
Qin Shishen saw Lin Luoyou again at the end of September.
That afternoon was unseasonably warm. Cola, having just undergone neutering, lay listlessly in his arms. From a distance, his gaze was drawn to a girl sitting outside his café.
Her smooth, long hair was casually tied at the back. A white chiffon blouse paired with a navy short skirt added a hint of professional polish to her otherwise youthful appearance. The parasol outside, broken two days ago, had yet to be replaced. The girl looked overheated, fanning herself every so often with her hand.
“It’s hot out here. Come inside and have a seat,” he called out, pushing open the door after appraising Lin Luoyou for a moment.
“Ah?” Lin Luoyou, startled by the sudden voice, looked up and saw a tall, handsome young man leaning against the doorway, watching her. His hair fell in gentle curls, his fringe covering his brows. Behind his framed glasses, his eyes sparkled with a friendly smile. Lin Luoyou found herself utterly captivated.
Realizing her stare was a little too direct, she quickly lowered her eyes and tidied the items on the table, murmuring, “Um… thank you!”
“It’s nothing, just find a place inside. Sorry about the broken parasol outside—I haven’t had a chance to replace it yet…” Qin Shishen followed her in, but before he could finish, a ball of fluff darted between them and flopped at Lin Luoyou’s feet.
Startled, she took a few hurried steps back, only for the furry creature to wind itself around her again the next moment.
It was a ragdoll cat with a glossy coat—clea
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