"Uncle?"

“Hmm…” Yin Ruohong replied in a trembling voice, “Heh, yes, we get along quite well.”

Jiang Can smiled politely, but noticed that the uncle's eyes were a bit strange, so she stopped talking.

But Yin Ruohong took the initiative to talk to her: "What's wrong with your cat? Is it sick?"

"It's been listless and has a poor appetite these past few days."

"Oh..." Yin Ruohong racked her brains for a topic, "Raising pets is like raising children; you have to worry about everything. If they're not feeling well, we feel sad too..."

"That's right," Jiang Can smiled. "Uncle, you like keeping cats too?"

Yin Ruohong nodded, her eyes focused.

"Is your cat a Siamese? It's a purebred cat, and it looks very expensive."

"It's not expensive at all! If you like it, I'll give it to you!"

“This…” Jiang Can was somewhat confused.

Yin Ruohong regretted his words as soon as they left his mouth; he had been too hasty! Who gives a cat as a gift on the first meeting?

What if my daughter thinks I'm an indecent old man again...

He forced an awkward smile, trying to smooth things over: "I, I didn't mean that. I just thought you have a lot of love for animals, and your cat is so lucky to have you!"

"It's not that exaggerated!" Jiang Can chuckled. "Fat Orange was originally a stray cat, and it was just a small favor for me to take care of it."

“Yes, every life in this world deserves respect,” Yin Ruohong said softly. “Pets are not just pets; they are more like companions and emotional support.”

Hearing this, Jiang Can was taken aback. "Uncle, don't you...have your children around?"