Chapter 51: I Hate Him and I Don’t Know Who He Is! Save Me First!

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

For the first time in his life, Xiao Nian had received a call from a cat. This was a story that was so bizarre, that it should go down in history.

Only…

The Persian cat couldn’t speak any human language, so all he could do was meow desperately on the other end of the line. This made Xiao Nian extremely anxious.

“Pei Zhen, what’s wrong?” Xiao Nian was in a public place, so he didn’t want to raise his voice. Seeing a nearby restroom, he ran towards it while trying to encourage Pei Zhen at the same time, “Don’t be scared. Even if you aren’t a virgin anymore, the fact that I love you will never change!”

What?!

Pei Zhen felt like giving his clueless manager a good kick.

There was no way to send text messages using the hotel’s phone, so Pei Zhen had no choice but to hang up and use the hotel’s computer.

Pei Zhen really was a lazy person.

He usually left the management of all of his social media to Xiao Nian. It took him awhile to remember what his QQ security login code was. After logging into the account, he quickly sent the address of the hotel to Xiao Nian.

[The Great Daddy Pei Zhen] Come pick me up. Immediately! Right now!

Xiao Nian had been waiting for Pei Zhen to message him, so he quickly replied.

[Little Fairy Girl of Donghai Xiao Nian] Daddy, where is Best Actor Fu?

[The Great Daddy Pei Zhen] Don’t mention him to me! I hate him and I don’t know who he is! Save me first! Just give me an answer already! When are you coming to pick me up?!

[Little Fairy Girl of Donghai Xiao Nian] Best Actor Fu isn’t there?

[The Great Daddy Pei Zhen] That’s right! I’ll reimburse you for the ticket from Donghai to Anning City. You’ll be paid upon successful completion of this task. So, are you coming or not!?

[Little Fairy Girl of Donghai Xiao Nian] Yes, Daddy. Wait for me, Daddy. See you in two hours, Daddy!

The Great Manager Xiao Nian was a man who loved money. He would do anything for a quick buck. He grabbed his backpack before hurriedly leaving the office.

Pei Zhen’s assistant was a young lady. When she saw the manager leaving, she called out to him anxiously, “Big Brother Xiao, you have a meeting later.”

“I have to go and save the world! Go to the meeting in my place!”

Xiao Nian quickly hailed a cab; he left without looking back. On his way to the airport, he had some time to check his QQ account.

[The Great Daddy Pei Zhen] What kind of stupid nickname is that? Why can’t you act like a dignified man!”

Pei Zhen had some PTSD. Seeing the words “Little Fairy Girl” made him feel nauseous.

This reminded Xiao Nian of the pet suit. He quickly changed his nickname.

[Martian Baby Xiao Nian] Everything Daddy Pei Zhen says is right.

[The Great Daddy Pei Zhen] …

No matter what, Xiao Nian still traveled to the hotel without stopping for any delays.

Taking note of Pei Zhen’s reminder, Xiao Nian avoided the reception when coming into the hotel. He also didn’t forget to disguise himself.

He found Pei Zhen’s room number, and just like he discussed with Pei Zhen, knocked on the door three times before saying, “Pei Zhen, it’s me.”

The door quickly opened.

The white Persian cat was standing on a chair with his hind legs. He had a grim expression on his face.

“This…” Xiao Nian saw shattered bits of broken glass all over the floor. He wanted to ask about what had happened, but Pei Zhen had already jumped onto his head. It was clear that he wanted Xiao Nian to leave immediately.

It had already been a little more than two hours since Fu Sichen had left. Who knew when he’d be back?!

Xiao Nian made a noise to show that he understood before shutting the door and walking away with the cat.

Xiao Nian didn’t want to take the elevator, so he headed for the stairs instead.

Just as Xiao Nian’s silhouette disappeared from the hallway, the elevator let out a ding before opening. A lady’s voice could be heard coming from inside the elevator, “Best Actor Fu, thank you so much for today. Why don’t I buy you dinner tonight?”

“You don’t need to do that.”