The two then went into another room, where there was a large cat bed.

Besides the milk cat, there were four black and white kittens inside.

It's clear that the setup is very nice, and the cats are quite comfortable.

However, upon seeing Su He, the mother cat couldn't help but stand up warily.

Seeing this, the teacher's wife quickly comforted her, "Yaya, don't worry, this is Xiaohe. She also has a cat and came to see you specially."

Perhaps understanding her teacher's wife's attitude, the mother cat relaxed a little, but still watched Su He warily.

Seeing this, Su He didn't go forward, but instead watched the kittens from a little distance.

The kittens are still very young. There are four in total. Three of them are black and white like their mother, while only one is pure black, which reminds her of Big Black.

Seeing that she liked it, the teacher's wife went over and picked her up. "How is it? Isn't it cute? Do you want to take it home and raise it?"

Although Su He was tempted, she shook her head. "No thanks. I don't have time to keep one while I'm at work. The one I'm currently keeping is in the kitchen of the police station."

The teacher's wife didn't insist when she heard this. "That's right. Although cats aren't people, they still have lives. If you keep one, you have to take good care of it. Otherwise, it would be pitiful if it became a stray cat."

Su He agreed, "What about the cat dad? Did you raise him too?"

The teacher's wife's face darkened upon hearing this, and she said through gritted teeth, "No, it was a stray cat. I wasn't watching it closely enough and it abused Ya Ya!"

Su He was taken aback, then felt a little embarrassed and didn't know what to say.

However, the teacher's wife's expression improved a bit now. "Fortunately, that stray cat still has a conscience. Knowing that Ya Ya was having a hard time while pregnant, it kept coming to check on it."

Su He breathed a sigh of relief, "Ah, that's good, it's a good cat."

However, the teacher's wife snorted again after hearing this, "That heartless thing, I let it stay after it came last time. It's not like we can't afford to keep it, but it turned around and ran away. It really doesn't know how to enjoy its blessings."

Su He felt sorry for the stray cat after hearing this. It was so cold and windy outside, how could it be as comfortable as home? What a silly cat!

Just as she was thinking this, she heard a meow, and then with a thud, a black cat carrying a mouse jumped onto the windowsill from outside.

Su He was startled and immediately locked eyes with the black cat.

Then………

Su He: "?"

Su He: "!"

Big Black: "...!?"

Su He was surprised for a moment, but before she could speak, her teacher's wife said angrily, "You damn cat, didn't I tell you not to bring mice over anymore? Those things are full of bacteria, how can you feed them to Ya Ya? She just gave birth to a baby, she needs to eat something good!"

When Dahei suddenly saw Su He, it froze, its mouth involuntarily opening, and the mouse in its mouth fell to the ground with a thud.

As a result, the mouse, which was just half-dead, suddenly came back to life and scurried around looking for a way out.

The teacher's wife was startled!

"Hey you stupid cat, I told you not to bring mice around, so you should have thrown them outside! Why did you keep them at home and then throw them away!"

Su He was startled when she saw it; the rat was quite large, about the size of a palm.

He quickly said to the big black dog, "Catch the rat right now!"

Big Black seemed to realize what was happening at that moment, and quickly jumped down from the windowsill, catching the mouse in a few swift movements and pinning it down tightly once more.

The teacher's wife finally breathed a sigh of relief, but her face darkened as she pointed at the big black dog and said, "Hurry up and throw it out, don't bring in germs, Ya Ya is still in her postpartum period!"

Fearing that Dahei wouldn't understand, Suhe quickly said to it, "Throw the mouse out first!"

Upon hearing this, Dahei glanced at her, then jumped onto the windowsill, picked up the mouse, and left the way it had come.