Mu Jin just stared at her, as if she needed to hear a reason from her.

Suddenly, the cat grabbed Mu Jin's arm and shook it gently, her voice soft, "Oh, Jin, don't worry about these details. I've been worried about you all night and haven't slept at all. My head is spinning and my body feels so weak..."

As she spoke, the cat closed her eyes and leaned against Mu Jin.

Mu Jin glanced at the cat, who was clearly trying to get away with it, and sighed. "Jiu Maomao, don't reveal your secrets in front of outsiders. It's dangerous. Don't you even realize that?"

Upon hearing this, Maomao opened her eyes and looked at Mu Jin, saying, "You're not an outsider."

Mu Jin lowered her eyes. "What about General Bai?"

His gaze was inexplicably stern.

“Bai Jiang…” the cat said, “He is very obedient.”

Mu Jin's expression shifted slightly. "You like obedient girls?"

"Of course I..." I like obedient people.

The cat almost blurted it out, but the words lingered in her mouth, and she chewed them over, then immediately said, "I don't like it! I like wild guys, like you, who never listen to me!"

Mu Jin didn't say anything, but for some reason, the cat seemed to think he was satisfied, and its whole expression relaxed.

However, Mu Jin still said, "In this world, you are not the only exception. Whether it is the Eight Gates or the special department of the Fifth Truth, they have eyes everywhere. Things that are too enviable should be kept out of sight."

"Do you understand?"

The cat nodded. "Oh."

As she spoke, she put the clothes that Mu Jin had just taken off back into her life space.

Mu Jin looked at the cat, but this time, she seemed too lazy to say anything.

"Ah Jin, are you hungry?" the cat asked.

Mu Jin shook her head. "Are you hungry? Let's catch some fish and eat."

Mu Jin was definitely a man of action. Without a fishing rod, he turned around and jumped into the sea. He swam underwater for a long time before finally swimming back up.

He was holding a very large salmon in his hand.

Mu Jin took a dagger and skillfully sliced ​​off the meat from its belly, then casually threw the rest back into the sea. He only took the tenderest and fattest part.

Cat stared at Mu Jin for a moment. Although she didn't feel uncomfortable, she felt that Mu Jin's vigorousness was really out of place with her temperament. So, she took a plate from her life, picked a large calla lily leaf, put it on the plate, and handed it to Mu Jin.

Mu Jin took it, raising an eyebrow. "Jiu Maomao, did you bring your whole house with you?"

It turns out that the cat had been hiding some things from him, but after he told her, she stopped hiding anything.

Cat thought about it seriously for a moment, then said, "Not yet, I'll make arrangements when I get back."

She doesn't use many things herself, but she wants to prepare more for Ajin!

As she spoke, she took out the cutlery and handed it to Mu Jin.

Mu Jin put his dagger away. He looked at the salmon sashimi, which now looked incredibly appetizing, and even felt the urge to take a picture. However, he didn't have his phone with him.

Come to think of it, this was the first time he had eaten breakfast at sunrise over the sea while riding a shark.

"Ah Jin, why aren't you eating? Are you too touched?" The cat tilted its head.

Mu Jin chuckled. "I was thinking we should take a picture."

"Taking pictures is great!" Cat Cat agreed and immediately took out her phone, framing her and Mu Jin in a perfect angle. "Ah Jin, do you want to smile?"

Mu Jin looked at her and said, "I meant taking pictures of salmon."

The cat was already smiling broadly, "Then bring some of the fish up, and I'll be able to take a picture."

"I said I was taking pictures of fish, but you're clearly taking pictures of people." Even so, Mu Jin still brought a bit of the fish up so it could be in the frame.

The cat admired the photo for a moment and said, "There were no such things before. When I missed you, there wasn't even a painting."

Cat Cat spends most of her time taking photos, but she has never looked closely at any of her work photos, except for those related to Ah Jin, which she always considers precious.

She spoke casually, but Mu Jin suddenly looked at her.

Soon, Mu Jin lowered her head, cut a small piece of meat, and used a fork to put it to the cat's mouth.

The cat's attention finally shifted from her phone. She looked at the piece of fish and said, "Ah Jin, I'm not eating it."

Mu Jin knew the cat wouldn't eat it, but he asked, "Why don't cats eat fish?"

The cat blinked and remained silent, then suddenly pointed to the black cat beside it that was engrossed in eating fish, "Isn't it eating?"

The black cat looked up in confusion, and the fish it had just caught suddenly leaped back into the sea.

So why bring it up all of a sudden?

Mu Jin said, "I meant you."

Cat paused for a moment, then shook her head. "I don't know, Cat has never eaten it before."

In her world, there is only the law of the jungle, hell is a place to bury evil, and human emotions and desires are the colors of the human world, never appearing in hell.

She has never had this habit.

"Would you like to try some?" Mu Jin asked.

The cat shook its head.

“I’ll feed you,” Mu Jin said again.

The cat hesitated for a moment this time.

However, just as she hesitated, Mu Jin had already taken the fork back, bit the piece of fish himself, and leaned over to come closer.

When the cat saw him suddenly approach, his uniquely handsome face looking at her with a calm and indifferent gaze, she understood his meaning clearly, even though he couldn't speak.

"Is this how you feed someone?" The cat suddenly found the sashimi to be very delicious!

She instantly opened her mouth and bit down!

However, just as she took a bite of the sashimi, Mu Jin let go...

The cat couldn't spit it out either, so she stared at Mu Jin's lips, chewed the food in her mouth, and swallowed it.

"Is it good?" Mu Jin asked.

"Mmm!" Cat nodded, but she didn't actually taste anything because she was too busy craving Ah Jin.

"Then eat some more." Mu Jin said, feeding him some more with her mouth.

The cat didn't resist at all and ate it immediately.

After a while, Mu Jin fed the cat a lot, and the cat burped without realizing it. However, she still didn't get to eat what she really wanted.

"Are you full?" Mu Jin looked at the cat.

The cat ate nothing, not tasting the salmon at all. She just drooled over the person feeding her, so she nodded listlessly.

"Then let's soak up some sun," Mu Jin said, continuing to cut the salmon, since he hadn't eaten yet.

The cat's eyes lit up, and it suddenly leaned over and bit the piece of sashimi. "Ah Jin, let me feed you!"

Fortunately, Mu Jin had been ambushed many times before, so he skillfully caught the person who pounced on him, while his other hand steadily held the plate.

In the end, no one knows who ate that piece of sashimi.

The cat finally succeeded and ate breakfast to her heart's content. "Ah Jin, there is such delicious food in the world."

Mu Jin glanced at her, and a slight smile played on her lips as she lowered her eyes.

Yes, there is such a delicious thing in the world.