His Precious Love

Chapter 213 Unsolicited Help From Curtis Part 2

“Oh my gosh! Such a beautiful cat!”

“Of course! Elizabeth has been the reigning champion in the International Domestic Cats Competition for four years in a row!” It was natural for Gabriel to be thrilled when his beloved cat was well-liked.

Just as he moved to hold Elizabeth, planning to let Rayna carry her, the aloof cat jumped gracefully onto the cat post installed below the roof.

Gabriel scratched his head and said in resignation, “Forget it. Let’s go and see her daughter instead.”

He then led Rayna into the house to check out the Ragdoll kitten.

The palm-sized kitten was recently weaned. She was as white as a snowball except for a gray patch at the tip of her ears. The clingy kitten wobbled as she walked.

Rayna’s heart was about to melt when she saw the kitten nuzzling at her hand. She could not wait to bring the adorable animal back to her home.

“Ms. Garland, have you ever had a pet cat before?” Gabriel asked.

A brief silence later, Rayna replied, “No…”

He then began to give specific instructions for caring for the cat and the different types of food required at the various stages of growth. She listened to him intently and even took down notes on her phone.

Woof! Woof!

dog dashed out from the courtyard, frightening

at the dog, she realized it was a majestic-looking black

wolfdogs?” Rayna

larger wolfdog with a look of disappointment on his face. “Other than

staying on the

telling-off. Left with no choice, he had to offer

breed are very imposing. I didn’t expect your dog to be the same as

a sigh. “Ms. Garland, I’m already in a tight

I won’t.” With that promise, she stopped teasing him and asked, “What do you intend to do

it takes too much of an

a yard at my place, so there’s no way I can keep it. Furthermore, I don’t

stroked the small wolfdog. “Once my arm has recovered, I’ll find an owner

Ragdoll

on giving me money,” he said sternly. “I’m only giving the kitten to

let me buy you a meal,” she replied after pondering for a

to go out, but I heard that you’re a good cook, Ms. Garland. Why don’t you make

“Sure.”