Zhu Chaomin thought about it for a long time but couldn't come to a conclusion, so he decided to go back to the lab to continue his research.

"Um... Brother Qiu, I need to discuss something. Could you let me take your two pets with me for now?"

Liu Kai was taken aback; he hadn't expected the other party to make this request.

But he was already lonely living alone in the bunker, so he was fortunate to have two pets to keep him company for so long.

I was really reluctant to give it away for a moment.

Zhu Chaomin naturally knew that Liu Kai was reluctant to part with it, and that he did not intend to take away what Liu Kai loved.

He had his own considerations: "Brother Qiu, don't misunderstand. As I just said, the virus is mutating. You and your pet are together day and night; what if the virus flares up in the dead of night..."

Liu Kai understood what the other person meant after only saying half a sentence.

After a moment's thought, I made my decision.

"Here's what we'll do: if they really are affected by the virus, I'll send them to you for research as soon as possible."

"This... is fine. Brother Qiu, you need to be careful. Huskies are medium to large dogs, and they can be very troublesome if they suddenly attack and hurt someone."

"Thank you for the reminder, Mr. Zhu. I will be careful."

They watched as Zhu Chaomin and his group's plane took off and left.

Liu Kai looked at the cat and dog in his arms, a hint of worry appearing in his eyes.

He couldn't help but mutter to himself, "If you two get infected with the virus, will you really bite me?"

The cat, as always, remained aloof, licking its paws and completely ignoring the attention.

The husky, Xiao Hei, heard those words, but it didn't understand them.

She was still staring at Liu Kai with those wise blue eyes, looking him up and down, seemingly looking for an opportunity to lick him a couple of times.

"Well, let's just take it one step at a time."