Summer Green Apples

This is clearly a golden shaded cat, a pet cat.

They need to be carefully cared for.

Unlike the stray cats in their countryside, they can survive no matter what.

"That's not it."

Chi raised his chin and nodded. "That's right."

Ji Xiwen followed his gaze and saw the box of cake.

She breathed a sigh of relief. "Okay."

The kitten is indeed very cute, and she really likes it.

However, she currently has no source of income and hasn't done jobs like writing homework for others for a long time.

No matter how much I want to raise them, I have to wait until I start working and earning money.

"Then why did you suddenly buy a cat?" She tilted her head and stared at the golden shaded cat in the carrier.

Super cute.

The kind that can empty a person's health bar in a second.

Chi looked at her and said, "On a whim."

He and some friends went to play billiards.

When they came out of the billiards hall, while waiting for a ride-hailing car on the street, He Ran kept saying that he wanted to go to the cattery next door because his girlfriend's birthday was coming up soon.

Chi Sui hadn't initially planned to go, but since everyone else was going, he went along.

When he received Ji Xiwen's message, he was sitting in a chair. After replying to the message and putting away his phone, he looked up and met a pair of aggrieved blue eyes.

The kitten was wearing a small green necklace and was lying in the cabinet, next to a litter box and a water bowl.

With chubby cheeks, a pert nose, and a tilted head, she looked inexplicably aggrieved.

It couldn't help but remind him of Ji Xiwen, who had just messaged him asking if he could do his homework in the small study.

The same sense of grievance.

So when everyone finally came out of the cattery, He Ran, who wanted to buy a cat, was left empty-handed.

On the contrary, Chi Suihua, who had never been interested in small animals, spent a lot of money to buy a kitten and carried it in his hand.

This kitten is of very good quality, but it hasn't sold for several days because the price is too high.

"it is good."

Ji Xiwen didn't think much of it.

After all, Young Master Chi is already rich, and a cat is nothing to his wallet.

Chi Sui stood to one side, looking at the person and the cat, and said, "Let's give them a name."

"Um?"

Ji Xiwen pointed to herself, somewhat shocked. "Me?"

"Yeah, right." He casually crossed his arms.

His chin rested on the zipper, his skin was so fair it was almost dazzling, and his wispy hair fell across his forehead, giving him an unmistakably handsome look.

It doesn't need any atmosphere to enhance it.

She has striking features, and her height, figure, and skin condition are all top-notch.

After all, he is Zhuang Qingping's son.

Chi Kai, a female star who enjoys a high reputation in the film industry both at home and abroad, is still a handsome man even in middle age.

No matter how well their genes are combined, it's difficult to produce an ugly child.

Every frame of this person looks like it's from an idol drama.

Ji Xiwen hesitated and said, "...You are his master, shouldn't you be the one to retrieve it?"

"I'm terrible at naming things."

Chi then dragged out a chair and sat down.

"...The name I chose doesn't sound good either." Ji Xiwen was still a little hesitant.

Chi leaned back in his chair, legs crossed, and said, "It's okay, you're good at Chinese."

Ji Xiwen: "…………"

Can choosing a cat's name really be related to its Chinese language score?

She tilted her head, continuing to gaze at the kitten, lost in thought.

During this time, Chi Sui quietly watched her.

The girl stood under the lamp, her skin as white as snow. When she was thinking, her expression was very serene, showing no sign of haste or worry. Her curled eyelashes drooped down her eyelids.

She always has this expression when she's doing tests in class.

He seemed confident and composed, showing no sign of panic.

"How about... we call him Director?" Ji Xiwen finally came up with an idea. "It sounds very impressive and classy."

Chi Sui: "..."

He couldn't help but chuckle, "You even said that the director's name was given to you by your grandmother."

"It was my grandma who named me." Ji Xiwen looked at him. "Believe me, I named myself Director, and my grandma named me Department Head. In the end, we flipped a coin, and hers landed up."

Chi Sui: "..."

Here we go again, here we go again.

She stared at him with those two big, black grape-like eyes, looking at him sincerely and innocently.

It made him seem like some heinous criminal.

He was rendered speechless.

"OK."

Turning around, she realized something was off. "Wait... this cat isn't exactly beautiful, but it's not ugly either. Why is your ugly little mongrel a department head, while this cat is a bureau chief?"

Ji Xiwen: "..."

It's a long sentence with many flaws.

She had no choice but to refute them one by one.

"It's beautiful, this cat is very beautiful."

"That's what you think, not me," Chi Sui scoffed.

"Your standards are too high! What kind of cat do you consider beautiful?" Ji Xiwen asked curiously.

Chi Sui: "..."

His thin lips moved slightly.

He swallowed the words that were about to come out and instead said, "I'll tell you later."

"Alright," Ji Xiwen said. "The director isn't ugly. If you think the bureau chief position is too low, you can change it to a minister."

This is a full-time position in a national-level ministry.

Chi Sui: "..."

He fell silent again.

"Then let's just call him Director."

The boy seemed to remember something, and smiled again, "To fulfill a dream you had before."

Ji Xiwen: "..."

She felt inexplicably embarrassed, pinched her earlobe, and said, "Then... thank you."

"I should be thanking you for helping me name it." Chi Sui pointed to the cake box with his index finger. "This is the last piece. It's the new green apple flavor. Try it."

"Okay." Ji Xiwen's eyes lit up.

Actually, she bought Chi Sui quite a few things during the few days she was in Jijia Village.

So I didn't refuse the cake anymore.

Chi waited until she unpacked the package and took a bite before asking a casual question.

"Have you added that person on WeChat?"

The cream on the tip of my tongue had a slightly sour taste.

After a moment of sourness comes sweetness.

"Who is it?" She squinted her eyes happily. "Qu Ziyi?"