Chapter 343 Wolf Guards The Home

• The symbolism would be more effective if the tree were a sycamore. But it was an ivy-covered locust tree. Not only did the tree eventually lose its life, but the owner of the house would also become discouraged. These kinds of trees had a tendency to draw wild animals, which led to disturbances in the house. It could be possible to safeguard the house by having Wolf patrol the yard without the copper coin. They wouldn't dare come here, regardless of species. The maids were, in fact, confused and muttering to one another. "Why do the stray cats not meow today?" "I don't believe they're present today."
• Around this time, the cats used to begin meowing. They were frequently fed by the culinary crew. However, on one occasion, a black cat gave them an inexplicable fierce gaze and even scratched. Elliott. Luckily, Elliot didn't focus on the event or hold it against them. But the maids felt bad about it. Elliot seldom returned, and he became unwell when he did return for Christmas. Sometimes it wasn't a good idea to be kind-hearted. They had headaches from the meowing kitties. This was frequently the cause of Fabian's occasional sleep difficulties. The black feline was ferocious. When provoked, it scratched humans and had crimson eyes.
• It did that for self-defense, according to their internet research. They had no choice except to put up with it and be inoculated if they were scratched. Yes, the black cat did show up. It crept in uncannily, then froze the next second. All four legs shook, and its fur stood on edge. Generally speaking, animal instincts were more delicate than human ones. Wolf noticed it from a distance and was on the verge of running it over. The black cat, however, fled right away. Wolf was frustrated by this. Why wouldn't it play with him? He had at last discovered a cute little animal. With a distressed expression, Wolf went back to the living room and pointed to Wynter, his pale face revealing his irritation.