The nursing ho felt no particular pressure when it had to pay out the money.
...
「At the sa ti.」
「Jin City.」
「A pet shop.」
Facing a never-ending stream of custors, Yang Yunqian was busy introducing the puppy breeds to each custor.
"This one is a Golden Retriever puppy, only three months old. It’s very gentle-natured and absolutely won’t bite."
"I can tell you have a big heart. Even with work, you could definitely raise a dog at ho. Just imagine coming ho to your dog eagerly welcoming you."
"This dog isn’t expensive, just 7,000."
Looking at these loving custors, Yang Yunqian offered a gentle smile. He had opened this pet store in Jin City, and business was booming with a constant flow of custors.
"By the way, this is our store’s pet discussion group. Everyone can scan the code to join. If you encounter any issues with your pets later on, you can ask in the group anyti, or exchange pet-raising experiences with other caring people."
After custors made their purchases, he had them scan a code to join the group for future experience sharing.
And this ti, as a major custor of his pet store, Cheng Chuxiao had chatted with him privately about Binbin’s death. He imdiately stepped up, saying he would do all he could to help Binbin get justice.
After seeing off a group of custors, he returned to the store and opened the pet discussion group. He was surprised to find the group already in an uproar.
Before work, he had posted the story draft Cheng Chuxiao sent him into the group, asking everyone to spread the word. Unexpectedly, it had caused a huge reaction among these pet lovers. The chat history was already at 999 .
"What the fuck! Is the story in the article true? That dog’s death was so horrible and bloody! It must have suffered a lot before it died, right?"
"This nursing ho is in Jin City too? We should expose them! Everyone, tell your relatives not to go to this nursing ho!"
"No one with a shred of humanity would treat a dog like that, right? How much of a threat could a dog possibly be?"
"If anyone dared to treat my dog like that, I’d fight them to the death!"
"..."
Everyone in the group expressed their willingness to help in any way they could. They started encouraging relatives and friends to share the article, eager to respond and extrely proactive.
This nursing ho... they must be regretting it by now, huh?
Yang Yunqian put down his phone and sneered. Though he was just a pet store owner, his influence in Jin City’s pet community wasn’t small. Whether it was supply channels for pets or potential custors, he knew all about them. With just a little circulation, the people in Jin City would soon know about this nursing ho’s "wickedness." It’s often said that good deeds go unnoticed, while bad news travels fast. After so much dissemination, he guessed the nursing ho must be panicking by now.
In fact, Binbin was a dog Cheng Chuxiao had bought from him. He had run the pet store for many years and knew very well whose money was easiest to earn. Pet owners either kept them as a hobby or were driven by overflowing compassion. For the hobbyists, he would usually share pet-raising experiences, exchange techniques, and answer questions. But for those with overflowing compassion, he would use the pets to win them over and make a hefty profit. Such compassionate people often spared no expense on their pets. So even treated their pets better than their own family mbers, and Cheng Chuxiao was one of them. Because of this, he had spent considerable ti maintaining their relationship.
Thinking of this, he took out his phone again and sent Cheng Chuxiao a ssage: "Sister Cheng, I’ve already spread the word about their misconduct. Now that Binbin is gone, perhaps you’d like to co by the store and pick out another dog? You know, a dog can’t be brought back to life, but Binbin’s mother just gave birth to his little brother, and he looks a lot like Binbin."
Attached to the ssage were a few photos of a very cute one-month-old puppy. Upon hearing of Binbin’s death this ti, he had imdiately selected a similar-looking dog in the store, intending to sell it to Cheng Chuxiao at a high price.
Minutes later, Cheng Chuxiao replied, "I’ll co to your store when I have ti. Binbin is dead now. All I want is to get justice for it so it can rest in peace in heaven." Her ssage conveyed a touch of sorrow.
Yang Yunqian couldn’t help but curl his lip upon reading this ssage.
It was just a dog, after all.
But this Cheng Chuxiao... she reacted as if a family mber had died.
Sure, ordinary people grieve for a while when their pets die.
But Cheng Chuxiao’s reaction was a bit much.
However, it was precisely because of this that he could keep fleecing her.
...
「Jin City.」
「A university.」
Wei Sui was a senior, about to graduate. In the second half of his senior year, there were almost no classes. So, in his spare ti, he set up a public account where he shared interesting little facts about pets. What he intended as just a bit of fun unexpectedly led to his public account’s followers skyrocketing to hundreds of thousands, attracting many fellow pet lovers. By sharing articles through the public account, he also earned a decent inco as a content creator. But more importantly, he was genuinely happy to see so many people in the world loved pets.
This continued until Cheng Chuxiao submitted an article to him recounting an appalling incident. Outraged, he chose to help give justice a voice by reposting Cheng Chuxiao’s article on his public account.
As expected, once the article was posted on his public account, the readership imdiately surpassed 100,000!
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