Having finally obtained intimacy from his spouse, Parker’s displeasure instantly vanished. He held her hand and said, “It’s my turn.”


  Bai Qingqing couldn’t help but laugh. “I feel that we ought to keep a low profile for now. Let’s forget it for now and leave quickly.”


  “Okay,” Parker responded. He suddenly lifted her horizontally and broke into a run.

  “Hey! How can you be like this!” Caught off-guard, Bai Qingqing reprimanded him with a smile.

  Parker said, “Where to? You point out the direction.”


  “There.” Bai Qingqing reached out and pointed, and Parker started running even faster.

  Winston followed with a stern face and very quickly caught up to him.

  Parker suddenly had an urge to compete with Winston, so he raised his speed once more. Bai Qingqing instantly felt wary and glanced at the surrounding streetlights and surveillance cameras. She pinched him hard.

  “Go slower. Do you want to be treated as freaks?”


  Parker aggrievedly slowed down and glanced at Winston.

  As if he didn’t see that, Winston merely followed at an equivalent pace.

  Very soon, the trio arrived at Muir’s house. Outside the courtyard there was a lot of fish, so the courtyard was filled with a fishy smell and the fragrance of condiments. Thankfully, the villa had an excellent environment and there were no flies.

  Parker’s interest was aroused the moment he saw the house. He climbed up a tree in the courtyard to the rooftop, then found his way into the house via a hole in the loft’s rooftop, before running to look for Bai Qingqing.

  Curtis and Muir, who arrived much earlier than them, had already bathed and changed into a clean set of clothes. Right now, they were watching TV in the living room.

  “Today at 1:30 in the afternoon, a giant leopard was found sprinting in the streets, startling countless pedestrians.”


  This was a repeat telecast of yesterday’s news. After the female news anchor finished speaking, the image was changed to a video of Parker sprinting in the streets and being chased by the police. As there were no casualties, the accompanying music was even a merry one.

  Bai Qingqing froze in shock the moment she entered.

  “This house is so fun.” Having found Bai Qingqing in the living room, Parker dragged her to look at the trees in the house. “Oh right, was it you who spoke earlier?”


  Parker, who had yet to notice the television in the house, only heard an unfamiliar female voice, but it didn’t resemble Qingqing’s.

  Bai Qingqing retracted her arm and gazed at him with dead fish eyes. She pointed at the television. “Look, you’re on TV.”


  Bai Qingqing’s fingers were fair and slender, and her transparent nails carried a natural shade of pink. Parker admired his mate’s finger for a while, then looked in the direction where her finger was pointing.

  What he saw made him gasp and jump up. The next moment, realizing that his spouse was still there, he stood out and blocked in front of her, pouncing straight at the television.

  “What are you doing?” The startled Bai Qingqing hurriedly chased after him.

  Curtis’s snake tail sent him flying, saving the television mounted on the wall.

  As Parker’s body had grown more powerful, he didn’t suffer any internal injuries. He crawled to his feet and exclaimed nervously, “Ape beastman!”


  Bai Qingqing’s mouth twitched.

  Winston, too, pursed his lips. He refused to admit that he also had that same thought when he first saw a television. But since Curtis and Muir weren’t guarded, it likely wasn’t a dangerous object.

  “This is a technology product, not images conjured up by an ape beastman.” Bai Qingqing pulled Parker up and led him to the television, then placed his hand upon the screen.

  Parker was so astounded that his jaw dropped. He touched the screen repeatedly, before finally noticing himself on the screen.

  “The leopard inside looks so much like me.” Parker nodded in admiration.