Don't Pinch The Tip Of My Tail

Chapter 23: Little Master

Chu Yanzhou, who had been watching him silently throughout the whole process, actually laughed out loud when he heard this.

He lowered his eyes and shook his head, echoing: "I think so too."

Although it didn't look very good, Jian Chen, who had a spirit of exploring new things, picked up the skewers and took a bite. Although the taste was a bit strange, it was inexplicably a bit spicy.

Even as he was eating, his eyes narrowed unconsciously.

The amount of exercise today was seriously excessive for Jian Chen. In addition, there was a fireworks show at night, which could be seen by just sticking his head out. So Jian Chen thought about it and canceled his plan to go out at night with Chu Yanzhou.

After the meal, the little animals started chasing the new toys all over the ground with their tails raised. They continued to play around on the ground. He doesn't know how long it took before they were startled by the fireworks that suddenly exploded outside.

At that time, Jian Chen was nestled in the cushions, drawing the unfinished painting in the morning. He was biting the end of his pen and thinking about the next composition, when he received an invitation from Chu Yanzhou: "Want to watch the fireworks?"

Jian Chen wanted to go, but he was really afraid of the cold and didn't want to spend a lot of time wearing so many clothes, so he shook his head hesitantly.

Seeing the young man's concerns, Chu Yanzhou walked to the door and waved to him: "Sit over here."

The fireworks outside were crackling very lively. Jian Chen raised his head and looked at him, and finally moved over slowly.

"I don't want to change," he protested quietly.

Chu Yanzhou lowered his head: "Then you won't change."

Jian Chen walked to him and squeezed a blanket, but he still didn't quite understand what he meant.

He opened his mouth, and just as he was about to ask carefully, Chu Yanzhou pulled him to sit on a soft cushion beside him, and he was also covered with the other person's coat.

The warm and somewhat unfamiliar atmosphere instantly enveloped the young man. He was confused and could only watch Chu Yanzhou lift the door curtain behind him, and as another bunch of fireworks lit up the sky, he felt another furry touch, then he hugged and surrounded him closely.

His fingers sank into the warm fluff. Jian Chen was surprised for a moment and then immediately turned his head.

"Chu Yanzhou," he said with a smile, looking at the big wolf that had circled him and was now chasing its head into the palm of his hand, "you are so smart."

With a soft purr in his throat, the silver-gray wolf raised his eyes, lowered his head like a small animal, and rubbed against Jian Chen's palm.

It was also at this time that Jian Chen discovered that Chu Yanzhou's original form seemed to be larger than the last time he saw it, and his coat color was also much smoother.

Last time he didn't have time to study the opponent carefully, Chu Yanzhou quickly transformed back into his human form. Now Jian Chen finally caught the opportunity, and he immediately grabbed his paw before the opponent could react.

Chu Yanzhou was obviously a little resistant to such an action. He struggled for a while, but still kept his nails closed and allowed the young man to turn over his front paws.

"Pink!"

The young man's voice was full of surprise. He exclaimed a little and carefully poked the opponent's claw with his finger.