After understanding animal language, the villainous girl is guaranteed to become a heartthrob.

Chapter 508 Would you like to stay by my side?
Grandma Mei frowned as she looked at Aunt Zhu's attitude, and a sense of dissatisfaction arose in her heart.

"Sigh..." She sighed and shook her head. "Xiao Zhu, I'm a little disappointed in you."

Aunt Zhu cursed inwardly: "You old hag, didn't you promise to keep it a secret? Why are you going back on your word?"

She forced a fawning smile: "Aunt Mei, are you joking? Quickly explain things to Miss Zhao, don't let her misunderstand me."

Grandma Mei stared at her with her sunken, cloudy eyes, her tone becoming more stern: "Xiao Zhu, Youyou is giving you a chance now, you'd better confess honestly!"

Ms. Zhao: "..."

She had no intention of giving Aunt Zhu a chance.

Aunt Zhu stubbornly denied it, and chuckled awkwardly, "Aunt Mei, I really don't understand what you're talking about."

Grandma Meimei never expected Aunt Zhu to be so stubborn!
She shook her head in disappointment and turned to look at her granddaughter.

Ms. Zhao understood, stepped forward to Aunt Zhu, and, suppressing the urge to slap her, said coldly, "Zhu Yulian, you caused my grandmother to fall down the stairs, and then forced her to keep it a secret. Have you no shame?"

Aunt Zhu gritted her teeth and glared hatefully at Grandma Meimei. "Aunt Meimei, you broke your promise! Didn't you promise to keep it a secret for me?"

"You took my money and you still don't go and feed my furry kids? You have no conscience! I'm not helping you anymore!" Grandma Meimei said angrily, then looked down and stroked the little heads of the cats and dogs.

"So you admit it?" Ms. Zhao glared at her with disgust. "Why did you push my grandmother down the stairs?"

“I didn’t push her on purpose. Blame her for not being able to stand properly.” Aunt Zhu raised her chin and said righteously, “Besides, she didn’t fall seriously. She’ll be fine in a few days.”

"She'll be fine in a few days? She's almost eighty years old. A broken leg can be a serious injury for an elderly person. Do you have any conscience at all?" Ms. Zhao was furious, pointing her finger at her. "Just you wait, our Zhao family is not finished with you."

"What do you mean?" Aunt Zhu asked suspiciously. "What do you want to do?"

"You'll find out then. Now get out of here." Ms. Zhao didn't want to waste any more words with her and planned to sue directly.

"What exactly do you mean?" Aunt Zhu pressed. "Tell me."

Ms. Zhao rolled her eyes, pointed to the front door, and said, enunciating each word clearly, "Get out."

Aunt Zhu's face darkened. "Are you going to fire me?"

"Isn't it obvious?"

"Fine, pay me this month's salary." Aunt Zhu stretched out her hand, her face full of greed. "You're the ones who suddenly want to fire me, so you have to pay me a whole month's salary, plus another month's salary as compensation."

"Get out," Ms. Zhao said in a deep voice. "Don't force me to slap you."

Aunt Zhu's eyes showed a hint of fear, and she gritted her teeth and said, "Then transfer the money to my card. If you dare not pay, I will report you to the labor bureau!"

"You even know about the Labor Bureau?" Ms. Zhao scoffed, pointing towards the door. "Get out, sue me if you want."

Before leaving, Aunt Zhu glared at Granny Meimei one last time, muttering under her breath, "You old hag, why didn't you just fall and die already!"

The little yellow dog realized she was cursing Grandma Meimei, and immediately tensed up, its droopy ears perked up, its two black eyes narrowed into slits, and it growled, "Woof! You wretched person, how dare you speak ill of Grandma Meimei!"

Its mouth turned up, revealing sharp canine teeth, its back arched taut, and its hind legs pushed off the ground, propelling it forward like a gust of wind.

The little yellow dog pressed its front paws hard against Aunt Zhu's back.

Aunt Zhu cried out "Ouch!" and stumbled to the ground, her knees hitting the tiles hard. She gasped in pain, her face contorting in agony.

The little yellow dog stepped on her back, barking fiercely, "Bad person! Wretched bad person! Grandma Meimei is so kind, how could you say she's bad!"

Seeing this, the other cats and dogs also gathered around to stand up for Grandma Meimei. "Woof woof! You stinky auntie, who told you to bully Grandma Meimei!"

"Meow~ You're not allowed to bully Grandma!"

"..."

The little yellow dog quickly reminded everyone, "Woof! Don't bite!"

The animals didn't bite Aunt Zhu, they just kicked and shoved her with their paws, and one mischievous dog even peed on Aunt Zhu's head.

"You damned little beasts!" Aunt Zhu screamed in despair, struggling to her feet and stumbling as she ran out.

Grandma Meimei stared at this scene in astonishment.

Jiang Yuan spoke up at the right moment: "Grandma Meimei, the furry kids are standing up for you."

Grandma Mei looked at them, her sunken eyes glistening with tears. Deeply moved, she choked out, "They are all good children. Their hearts are no less kind than people's."

"Of course," Ms. Zhao said quietly, "Zhu Yulian is not even as good as a dog."

Grandma Meimei raised her hand and wiped the corner of her eye. "Youyou, I won't interfere with how you plan to treat Xiaozhu, but I have a request."

"What request?" Ms. Zhao asked.

Grandma Meimei pointed with trembling hands to several cats and dogs, "Grandma, can you keep them?"

The Zhao family has never kept cats or dogs because Grandma Mei's husband is extremely sensitive to them; he would sneeze uncontrollably if he got even a little bit of cat or dog hair on him.

Every time she goes out to feed stray cats and dogs, she has to take a shower and change her clothes.

Her husband has now been gone for three years.

Ms. Zhao used to feel somewhat distant from cats and dogs because of her grandfather, but she just witnessed these little animals protecting her grandmother and even helping to teach Aunt Zhu a lesson, so she now finds them quite adorable.

She nodded. "Okay, we can leave them here, but we'll have to ask them if they want to."

When Grandma Mei received an affirmative answer from her granddaughter, a hint of joy appeared on her wrinkled face.

She subconsciously looked at Jiang Yuan and asked gently, "Little girl, could you ask them if they would like to stay with me?"

Before Jiang Yuan could even ask, the excited barking of cats and dogs rang out one after another.

"Woof woof woof! Yes! I'm so willing!"

"Woof! I like Grandma Meimei, I'm willing!"

"Meow meow meow~ Great, great! The cat can stay by Grandma Meimei's side forever!"

"..."

Jiang Yuan smiled, a gentle smile spreading across her eyes, and said slowly, "Grandma Meimei, did you hear that? They really want to stay by your side."

Grandma Meimei beamed with joy, "This is wonderful, wonderful!"

Ms. Zhao made a phone call and asked two people to come and take care of Grandma Meimei.

Those two people must be nearby; they arrived very quickly.

Ms. Zhao gave them some instructions, then turned to Jiang Yuan and the others, her serious face breaking into an apologetic smile. "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting. Now you can go have your milk tea."