Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 832

While Bianca was deep in thought, a pure white cat with long hair came through the hedge.

Then, it entered the house through the window in the kitchen and landed next to Bianca's feet.

Bianca saw that it was a very beautiful chinchilla cat with stumpy legs and blue eyes.

"Oh? Where's this cat from? Why have I never seen you before?" Bianca put away the spoon in her hand, crouched down, and gently patted the cat's fluffy fur.

The cat meowed and purred, evidently enjoying the attention.

Bianca loved small and furry animals. The cat seemed to be the perfect pet.

Ms. Lang explained to her while stirring the pot. "The cat's name is Sweetie. Mr. Norman had imported it from overseas for Mrs. Norman. Mrs. Norman loves it very much. She loves pets, but she has never reared one because she's allergic to cat fur. The medication she's taking now helps control the allergy, and that's why Mr. Norman gave her a cat.

"Meow…" The cat meowed proudly as though agreeing to what Ms. Lang said.

Bianca smiled and pinched the cat.

She stood up, took a fish from the dining table, placed it in a saucer, and put it in front of the car. "Here Sweetie, meow meow meow, have a fishie! You'll have to be a good friend to Mom, alright? She's not feeling well, and you shouldn't be naughty…"

Sweetie sniffed the fish and looked at Bianca with its big eyes, but it did not eat the fish.

Bianca asked Ms. Lang doubtfully, "Huh, Ms. Lang, shouldn't cats love fish? Why isn't Sweetie eating? Don't tell me that it's a picky eater?"

She had just said that when Sweetie began to lick the fish with her small pink tongue. Perhaps the aroma of the fish was too tempting.

Bianca looked at it encouragingly, and it finally accepted her offering and began to eat the fish.

"Don't choke on your food. There's more in the kitchen."

Bianca gently caressed Sweetie's head and began to hum a tune.

Ms. Lang could not help but chuckle when she saw Bianca's childish side. She did not expect that the mother of three children would still behave that way.

The cat ate a total of three fish, and its stomach was bloated. Finally, it licked its lips in satisfaction.

It meowed at Bianca several times and rubbed her calf. Its fluffy tail was wagging joyfully.

Bianca touched the cat's head again. Suddenly, Sweetie began to walk away lazily.

As it walked away, it turned around to look at Bianca and meowed, as though telling Bianca to follow it.

Bianca was curious about what was going on. She took a few steps and asked, "Do you want me to follow you, Sweetie?"