His Precious Love

Chapter 680

“Really? Bring it over here so I can touch it.” Rayna, who was sitting on the couch, cracked a smile when she heard

that.

Robin glanced at Curtis as he placed the seemingly sedated Furry in Rayna's hands. “The girl's hand was injured. It

seemed this animal scratched her.”

“Injured? Is it a serious injury?” Rayna raised her head to look in the direction of Robin and Curtis.

“It's not serious. I gave her two thousand. It should be enough.” As Robin spoke, he opened his wallet and showed

Curtis that it was empty.

“It's all right. You can get a reimbursement from your boss.” Although Rayna couldn't see Robin's expression, she

could guess how he looked from his aggrieved tone.

Rayna stroked Furry's fluffy fan-shaped ears before touching its nose and mouth, noticing that it was indeed tiny.

“What's wrong with it? Why is it sticking its tongue out?” Rayna felt the creature's tongue as she fumbled around

and got worried.

Curtis cast Furry a glance before looking at Robin.

Robin explained with a sigh, “When the girl came out from the bathroom, I noticed a syringe on the ground. She

must have sedated it. After all, this creature is wild, and it injured her. It should be fine since it's only anesthetics.”

He didn't want Rayna or Curtis to blame a young girl for this matter.

“Are you sure?” Rayna didn't quite believe it.

“Yes, I knew someone who used to run a veterinary clinic. I've seen him sedate cats undergoing sterilization. They

were all sticking their tongues out like this after being injected with anesthetics. The girl is still young, and she

seems to be around nineteen years old. She has already done an incredible job bathing this unknown creature.”

Robin defended the young girl and glanced at Curtis from time to time from the corner of his eye. “Mr. Faymon, if

there isn't anything else, can I head back to sleep?”

There was still plenty of time before dawn. Robin was speechless because he had been woken up in the middle of

the night to handle this matter.

Nonetheless, he didn't dare express his annoyance.

“Go ahead.” Curtis nodded in approval.

After Robin left, Rayna retorted petulantly, “As expected of your subordinate. He said the exact same thing as you!”

“What did he say?” Curtis grabbed a bottle of mineral water from the coffee table and drank from it, unperturbed

by Rayna's observation.

“He just said it's a wild and unknown creature! That's also what you said!” Rayna placed Furry on the couch. She

then fumbled around for a big towel that was on the couch's armrest to cover its body, for fear it would get cold.

“It has thick fur. You don't have to cover it.” Curtis turned around and frowned when he saw Rayna carefully tucking

Furry under a towel.

He was quite taken aback by the way Rayna was treating this wild animal as if it were a child.

“There's no fur on its stomach. It might catch a cold right after a shower.” Rayna remembered that there was not

much fur on the creature's stomach when she was touching it just now.

After tucking Furry in, Rayna prepared to go back to bed. However, Curtis grabbed her hand the moment she stood

up and brought her to the bathroom. “Wash your hands before you sleep.”

Riegel washed her hands cooperatively and didn't say a word until the two returned to bed. Only then did she ask

tentatively, “Shall we check what breed it is?”

“Do you want to keep it? What if it's a species that can't be kept as a pet?” Curtis had already seen through Rayna's

intention.

“There's no need to consider this possibility yet. Let's check what breed it is first. It's fate that we met it,” Rayna

replied as she nuzzled Curtis' cheek.

“It's too early to jump to conclusions.” Curtis, on the other hand, felt that their encounter with Furry was strange.

Something is amiss. Also, the windows of the neighboring room should be closed. How did it escape? How did it

even enter the room in the first place? All these questions are left unsolved.

However, he could tell Rayna took a liking to Furry, so he didn't want to spoil her mood. After all, she smiled more

that day compared to any other day recently. Apart from her mood, she was also obviously in better shape.

Curtis' gaze landed on Furry, who was sleeping soundly on the couch, as he pondered. Although he wasn't sure

where Furry came from, it appeared harmless to Rayna for the time being.

After experiencing a series of events in the first half of the night, Rayna was so tuckered out that she fell into a

deep slumber and slept all the way until ten in the morning.

When she woke up, she realized Curtis wasn't in bed. However, the warmth on his side of the bed was still present.

That indicated he had only gotten out of bed moments before she woke up.

She got up from bed and blinked, noticing that her vision had somewhat become clearer.

Raising her hand, she waved it in front of her eyes. At that moment, she was able to roughly make out what was

once a blurry silhouette.

Curtis' voice could be heard outside the bedroom.

Curtis placed the food that Robin bought on the dining table one by one as he warned Furry, “No! No! No!”

Furry was standing at the edge of the dining table on its hind legs, its paws resting on the table. Its large blue eyes

followed the food that Curtis was placing on the table as it licked its nose from time to time. Its behavior was akin to

a mischievous puppy at the moment.

While Curtis took some pancakes out of the bag and placed them on the table, Furry jumped onto the table and

lunged at the pancakes, tearing the packaging apart.

“No!” Curtis immediately tried to stop Furry when he saw this, but he was too late. Furry had torn the packaging

apart and made a huge mess. It then quickly snagged one of the pancakes that had fallen on the table with its

mouth and jumped behind the curtains to enjoy its meal.

Curtis placed the remaining pancakes back into the packaging before placing them on another table. Surprisingly,

he didn't give Furry a scolding for stealing food.

Rayna walked toward him and glanced at the food on the table. “That is a lot of food.”

That one sentence from Rayna made Curtis freeze in his tracks. He turned around to face the woman, who was

standing behind him, and asked, “What did you just say?”

“I said... there's too much food.” Rayna raised her head to look at Curtis.

“You can see?” Curtis waved his hand in front of Rayna's eyes. In response, the woman grabbed his hand without

difficulty and nodded. “I can see. Although everything's still slightly blurry, I can see a much wider range than

before.”

Before this, she could only see one spot at close range, but now she can see most of the outline and the

surrounding environment.

“I guess the hemorrhage in my brain from the previous car accident has slowly begun to heal.” Rayna mulled it

over and thought that was the only plausible explanation.

Having said that, she shot Furry a glance from the corner of her eyes. She had suspicions, but she kept them to

herself.

Naturally, Curtis noticed Rayna's gaze on Furry. He then looked down at her wrist and pushed the emerald bracelet

away to get a clearer view.

There was still a red spot on her wrist, but it was smaller than before. If he didn't know better, he would think it was

a small pimple on Rayna's wrist.

Rayna touched her wrist. “It's much smaller than before. It used to protrude slightly, but now not anymore.”