บท 2720: Resting on His Legs

Baby Chu looked up only to see the adult looking grim. Following his gaze, he saw the dirty paw prints all over the expensive leather seat and realized, in horror, that the puppy had gotten into trouble.

He, thus, hurriedly rolled up his sleeves and, under the man's watchful gaze, started rubbing hard at the dirty marks in trepidation. Unfortunately, no matter how hard he tried to rub them off, the paw prints remained on the seat; it required professional cleaning in order to be washed off due to the oil secretion from the doggy's paws.

Looking guilty, the boy wrinkled his brows. "I'm sorry, uncle, but… it didn't do it on purpose. A grown and indomitable man like you won't get mad at my doggie over this, right?"

Is he saying that I'm not a man if I get upset with an animal?

Is this kid intentionally provoking me?

"Listen up, you brat: I don't have the patience—"