Return of the Antagonistic Lady Boss

"Even though you and Mr. Qio are ruthless when dealing with outsiders, you treat your own people very well."

Qian snorted, but didn’t rebuke like she usually would.

It’s hard to talk when taking a favor...

"Why did you suddenly decide to read a book about pet care?"

"It’s a long story. Essentially, I’m currently living with a fierce dog, and I’m planning to study canine psychology. Have you ever heard of a ’green tea bitch’?"

"What’s that?"

"It’s someone who appears very nice in front of others but is actually cunning and scheming."

"Oh, that’s exactly how my senior brother is."

Aka promptly recognized the description, feeling clever for learning a new term.

"My fierce dog at home is precisely a ’green tea dog.’ Right, I’ve already given it a complete and objective evaluation."

It’s green tea!

When Yu Minglang is around, it behaves all obediently, but as soon as he leaves, it shows its true colors by howling loudly at night. It’s simply annoying!

"...It’s just a dog. If you don’t want to keep it, give it to me; I’ll take care of it."

"No way!" Dogs can’t be given to outsiders; what if they leak secrets?

"What did it do to make you dislike it so much?"

"It keeps barking. It’s so annoying."

"Is it a large dog?"

"Huh, how did you know?"

Aka silently raised the book in her hand; she had just flipped a page randomly.

It clearly stated: If your dog is barking all day, then please note that it’s time to take it out for a walk!

...

In the residential complex, someone recognized Qian and greeted her warmly.

"Mrs. Yu, walking the dog?"

Qian was either dragging—or being dragged—along, smiling rather awkwardly.

In this situation, it clearly looked like the dog was walking her.

The creature kept barking at home, and Qian took it out for fear it would disturb the neighbors, only for it to turn into a tragic case of her being walked by the dog.

It seems the rumored discipline of dogs doesn’t apply here; all Qian saw was a fierce dog with inherent "green tea" traits.

Qian didn’t know the dog’s intelligence level, but she constantly sensed the malicious intent coming from the fierce dog.

Once Xiaoqiang returns, this creature is definitely being given away. Whoever wants it can keep it; Qian doesn’t want to spend a second longer with this wretch.

But despite her dislike, standing by while Xiaoqiang’s dog is bullied is a different matter altogether.

Qian walked the dog several days in a row, during which their relationship hit rock bottom, and neither could stand the sight of the other. After Yu Minglang left, the dog hardly ate; no matter how much expensive dog food Qian tried to entice it with, it wouldn’t even take a look.

During this, Yu Minglang made a phone call. After Qian put him on speaker, Yu Minglang scolded the ’green tea dog’ a bit, and only then did it reluctantly eat a few bites. Qian was extremely annoyed by this behavior.

No wonder Yu Minglang brought back a beauty—this creature, until now, only listens to Yu Minglang. It would probably not survive a few days if given away.

This day, Qian took the beauty down for a walk. Yu Minglang hadn’t reported the progress of the case, but he still hadn’t returned home. This indicated things weren’t going very well. With him not back, Qian dared not venture too far, merely strolling back and forth within the community.

The community had a clean environment, and the autumn breeze made it rather cool and pleasant. Qian held onto the beauty as it led her in running.

A woman came over, also with a dog, which was only slightly larger than a palm—a small deerhound—with a tiny tail. It was following its owner untied.

Qian didn’t remember who the woman was, but she recognized Qian at first glance—isn’t this Mrs. Yu!

This was the wife of one of Yu Minglang’s executives, living in the same compound.

From far away, she waved at Qian enthusiastically. Qian stopped with the beauty, plastering on her signature public-facing smile.

"Madam, you’re walking the dog?"

"Yes, and so are you." Such pointless conversation couldn’t be avoided. Sometimes, Qian couldn’t understand why People of my Nation always ask questions that are generally meaningless when meeting.

"This little thing can’t stand being indoors; it has to be walked every day. What breed is yours, Madam? It looks quite large." The woman spoke with a slight accent, probably having just moved from the countryside and wasn’t familiar with Labrador Retrievers, looking them over curiously.

This big dog’s physique was hefty, resembling a large black village dog, but it seemed a bit different.

"It’s a Labrador Retriever, a breed known for being gentle and intelligent." In front of outsiders, Qian reluctantly found some positive traits for the ’green tea’.

But while she gave it face, the beauty couldn’t help but devalue itself!

As Qian praised it, the woman’s little deerhound suddenly barked furiously at the beauty, baring its little teeth.

The beauty shuffled its paws. Fearing it might bite the other dog, Qian quickly tugged on its leash, knowing dogs can have incredible combat abilities. She didn’t want it hurting the other dog.

In the next moment, something astonishing happened!

The beauty suddenly broke free from the leash!

Then...

It sprinted madly in the opposite direction!

Several black lines appeared across Qian’s forehead—is this really a military dog?

Seeing the beauty run, the deerhound also chased after it fiercely barking!

"Wangcai! Come back!" The woman was also surprised that such a large dog was being chased by her little dog and ran too, expending a lot of energy before finally catching the aggressive dog and pulling it back.

"Madam, I’m really sorry. My dog is so aggressive." Apologizing, she took a leash out of her pocket and tied the toothy little dog to a nearby lamp post.

"It’s alright..." Qian smiled awkwardly, feeling her graceful mask might not hold up.

Look at what Erha presided over, what is this supposed to be? It was at least a retired dog, how could it be so wimpy?!

The woman apologized to Qian, then asked her to keep an eye on her dog while she went into a small store to buy something.

This little dog looked small but was especially aggressive, liked chasing kids, and couldn’t be taken into the store.

Qian sadly noted her large dog was getting bullied by this little pup.

With the woman gone, the runaway beauty returned, dragging the leash on its neck, staring at Qian from afar.

"Get over here, you little wimp!"

"Woof~"

This soft and weak sound made Qian particularly angry; she had never suffered losses in her life. As a warrior-like strong woman, she couldn’t stand anything cowardly or soft.

"Hurry and get back here, this dog is tied up!"

The beauty watched for a long time, only coming back once certain the small aggressive pup was indeed chained.

Qian was infuriated by its cowardice, tugging the leash to drag the beauty to the little pup, whose size was vastly different from the beauty’s. Although the little pup was only slightly larger than a palm, it seemed to regard itself as a large dog, and started barking again when the beauty returned!

The beauty stepped back; Qian angrily held onto the leash, refusing to let it flee, and took advantage of the absence of the other dog’s owner to scold the beauty.

"What are you afraid of! If other people, other dogs bully you, you just run? Can you have some backbone as a military dog? Go, bark back at it! The way it’s barking at you, you bark back!"

Having a military dog being bullied by a small pup was infuriating!